A two-state stochastic evolution is divisible between given times if and only if the earlier transition matrix lies in one of two explicitly described cone regions, with continuous curves crossing a critical diagonal necessarily becoming indivisible.
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Divisible and indivisible Stochastic-Quantum dynamics
A two-state stochastic evolution is divisible between given times if and only if the earlier transition matrix lies in one of two explicitly described cone regions, with continuous curves crossing a critical diagonal necessarily becoming indivisible.