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تسجيل مستخدم جديدVariations of decay rates of radio-active elements and their connections with global anisotropy of physical space
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The analysis of correlations between fluctuations of alpha- and beta-decay rates for different radio-active elements is carried out. These fluctuations exceed significantly errors of measurements in many cases. They have the periodical character and reveal definite spatial directions. We suggest that the observed fluctuations are caused by the unique physical reason connected with the global anisotropy of physical space and by the new force.
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, Korolev
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