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A general decay form and absolute nuclear stability
A nucleus is conventionally called stable when no decay has been observed. We replace this phenomenological definition with a criterion based on conservation laws alone. For this purpose, we formulate a general decay form (GDF) for finite charge-neutral nuclear systems that includes all possible fin
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