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curiousOne
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Does the half life of a particular radioactive decay change if the sample is accelerated close to the speed of light ?
Didn't Hawking answer that question in the 1980's ?
Shouldn't the half life itself change over time ? (since the normal pdf is the one with the most entropy of information and radioactive decay increases the entropy of the material, I'm concluding the pdf itself should bias after a while. )
J.D.
Didn't Hawking answer that question in the 1980's ?
Shouldn't the half life itself change over time ? (since the normal pdf is the one with the most entropy of information and radioactive decay increases the entropy of the material, I'm concluding the pdf itself should bias after a while. )
J.D.