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As characterized experimentally by Rutherford, an essential feature of
radioactive decompositions is their being constituted of randomly occ
urring events in terms of which the decomposing systems exhibit expone
ntial temporal decay behavior with associated characteristic half-live
s. This feature is rigorously accounted for generally by the recent te
mporally-quantized dynamical theory of strictly-irreversible evolution
of isolated and localized non-relativistic quantum systems, which the
ory also obviates the celebrated Zeno's paradox of conventional quantu
m theory.