Using of the generalized special relativity (GSR) in estimating the neutrino masses to explain the conversion of electron neutrinos
Author(s)
M. H. M. Hilo
ABSTRACT
In this work the Generalized Special Relativity (GSR) is utilized to estimate masses of some elementary particles such as, neutrinos. These results are found to be in conformity with experimental and theoretical data. The results obtained may explain some physical phenomena, such as, conversion of neutrinos from type to type when solar neutrino reaches the Earth.
In this work the Generalized Special Relativity (GSR) is utilized to estimate masses of some elementary particles such as, neutrinos. These results are found to be in conformity with experimental and theoretical data. The results obtained may explain some physical phenomena, such as, conversion of neutrinos from type to type when solar neutrino reaches the Earth.
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Hilo, M. (2011) Using of the generalized special relativity (GSR) in estimating the neutrino masses to explain the conversion of electron neutrinos. Natural Science, 3, 334-338. doi: 10.4236/ns.2011.34044.
Hilo, M. (2011) Using of the generalized special relativity (GSR) in estimating the neutrino masses to explain the conversion of electron neutrinos. Natural Science, 3, 334-338. doi: 10.4236/ns.2011.34044.
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