On the Cosmophysical origin of random processes: open letter to the scientific community on the basis of experimental results obtained during 1954-2014

No one person, never, got random time series in the measurements of physical processes on the Earth. There is "non-vanishing scatter of results" which can be found in any physical measurements and observations. It remains existing in the registered data after vanishing all conceivable and...

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Published in:Progress in physics (Rehoboth, N.M.) N.M.), 2014-10, Vol.10 (4), p.207-207
Main Author: Shnoll, Simon E
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Astronomical research
Astrophysics
Communities
Cosmic physics
Cosmology
Earth
Errors
Origins
Random processes
Scatter
Time series
Time-series analysis
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Summary:No one person, never, got random time series in the measurements of physical processes on the Earth. There is "non-vanishing scatter of results" which can be found in any physical measurements and observations. It remains existing in the registered data after vanishing all conceivable and inconceivable sources of errors. The "non-vanishing scatter of results" is not random. Here, Shnoll discusses the cosmophysical origin of random processes based on experimental results obtained during 1954-2014.
ISSN:1555-5534
1555-5615