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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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Neutrino mass limit from supernova data
They both used the principle that if the electron neutrino has a non-zero mass, higher energy neutrinos will arrive before lower energy ones, with the time difference given by $\Delta t=\frac { { m }^{ …
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