Re: does radioactivity stop at the absolute zero of temperature?

At absolute zero any kind of motion stops, including nuclear radioactivity. But absolute zero temperature never occurs in real world (not because of practical limitations). For example an isotropic oscillator can have no less than 3(hbar omega)/k degrees (Kelvin), where k is Boltzmann's constant.

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