Neutrinos are light, uncharged leptons. The neutrino tag should be applied to question relating to neutrino properties or interactions involving neutrinos.
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Do small-angle coherent scattering experiments really see coherent effects over arbitrarily large distances?
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After integrating over all possible outgoing angles, the total cross-section of coherent elastic scattering from a fixed target of characteristic length $L$ scales like $L^4$. Does ...
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About the seesaw mechanism
I was reading about the seesaw mechanism in my Lecture notes and got a technical question. See for example
http://www.lhep.unibe.ch/img/lectureslides/9_2007-11-30_SeeSawMechanism.pdf
page 13.
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How to get from angular velocity to acquired phase for neutrino oscillations in matter?
I am reading Akhmedovs 2000 paper on parametric resonance, and I cannot figure out the math of this particular passage:
The difference of the neutrino eigenenergies in a matter of density $N_i$ is ...
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Question on “new CNGS/OPERA measurement of neutrino velocity” (hep-ex/1212.1276)
A "new measurement of the limit on muon neutrino velocity with respect to the speed of light " by the OPERA neutrino experiment in collaboration with CERN has become public recently, as preprint ...
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Effective amplitude in Neutrinoless double beta decay
Can someone give me the value of the effective amplitude($A$) of $\bar{\nu_\mu}\rightarrow\nu_\mu$ oscillation of Neutrinoless double beta decay? The expression is like this:
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Neutrino mass with Dirac and Majorana
Why both Dirac mass and Majorana mass terms are needed to explain the mass of a neutrino?