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Intermittency: A test of nuclear fragmentation described in terms of sequential decay models.

Nuclear fragmentation may show specific features such as intermittency which induces self-similarity at all scales in final mass or charge distributions. We test this property on specific rate-equation models which are aimed at describing sequential decay processes. We use analytical arguments which are corroborated by numerical calculations in order to show that the generic structure of these equations does not allow for the presence of intermittency.