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Late-Time Power Laws in Fluorescence Decays: Quantum Decay or Alternative Mechanisms?
In quantum mechanics, the properties of an unstable system are closely related to its corresponding energy distribution. One of the predictions of the theory is the emergence of a late-time power law in the survival probability $P(t)$ of the unstable state. However, in complex systems, similar effec
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