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Scientific Paper
TitleIsotopic Randomness – Some Fundamental and Applied Aspects
Author(s)[[]]
Keywordsstable isotopes, isotopic disorder, Anderson localization, random number generators, synergetics, isotopic superlattices, isotopic genetic code, isotopically shifted organisms
Published1988
JournalPhysics Essays
Volume1
Number3
Pages133-137

Abstract

We discuss some fundamental and practical aspects of isotopic randomness due to the diversity of stable isotopes, namely: 1) additional scattering mechanism for phonons and electrons and Anderson localization in narrow bands; 2) perfect (nonpseudo) random number generator with easy tunable relative density of 0's and 1's in a random string; 3) isotopic ordering and isotopic superlattices; 4) shifts of natural isotopic abundancies in biological experiments and isotopically pure organisms. Some aspects of structures with purposeful isotopic ordering(isotopic engineering) are also mentioned.