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They are composite particles and we know exactly how they behave: like fermions. They are not Majorana fermions, and nothing about them is mystery. I explained
by tagrun 12y ago
They are composite particles and we know exactly how they behave: like fermions. They are not Majorana fermions, and nothing about them is mystery.
I explained how you're totally confusing things somewhere else in the thread.
- chton 12y agoMy brain added an 'I' in the middle of "neutron" in the parent comment. Probably because I was in the middle of reading something else about neutrinos :) I definitely agree that neutrons are familiar territory.