lnauta

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1. 61.▲
   by lnauta 5y ago

   They measure what is called the 'effective mass', which is a combination of the masses of the mass-states.
2. 62.▲
   by lnauta 5y ago

   This reminds me of one of my proudest moments in high school. For a test in German class (my worst class), the teacher had just used tippex to remove some words and put them next to the text, and we had to fill them back in. I grabbed my ru
3. 63.▲
   by lnauta 5y ago

   Nope. Originally I opted out when it let me (was that 2016?) and when this tos came along I couldn't get some people to switch to signal so decided to see how long it will let me press the x button. Which still works. It seems the pop
4. 64.▲
   by lnauta 5y ago

   That depends on the energy of the neutrino, for lower energies there will be some momentum exchange, but since neutrinos are extremely light, this may be neglected depending on your experimental setup. At higher energies (>GeV) depending
5. 65.▲
   by lnauta 5y ago

   This decision will be made next year at the earliest. Source: I work in one of the physics labs that is pushing ET.