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corresponding antiparticle,
called an
antineutrino,
which also has spin of 1 /2 and no
electric charge.
Antineutrinos are
distinguished from
neutrinos by...
- The
electron neutrino has a
corresponding antiparticle, the
electron antineutrino ( ν e),
which differs only in that some of its
properties have equal...
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transforms it into a
proton by the
emission of an
electron accompanied by an
antineutrino; or,
conversely a
proton is
converted into a
neutron by the emission...
-
where a
neutron is
converted into a proton, an electron, and an
electron antineutrino (the
antiparticle of the neutrino): n → p + e− + ν e This
process is...
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Generation Third Interactions Weak,
gravity Symbol ν τ
Antiparticle Tau
antineutrino ( ν τ)
Theorized Mid 1970s
Discovered DONUT collaboration (2000) M****...
- process,
inverse beta decay,
conserves lepton number, as the
incoming antineutrino has
lepton number −1,
while the
outgoing positron (antielectron) also...
-
electron antineutrino scattering off a proton,
creating a
positron and a neutron. This
process is
commonly used in the
detection of
electron antineutrinos in...
- remains: Do
neutrinos and
antineutrinos differ only in
their chirality? Or do
exotic right-handed
neutrinos and left-handed
antineutrinos exist as
separate particles...
- also a
leptonic decay into an
electron and the
corresponding electron antineutrino. This "electronic mode" was
discovered at CERN in 1958: π + ⟶ e + + ν...
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boson in
antineutrino-electron collisions: ν e + e− → W− . The
resonance was
proposed by
Sheldon Glashow in 1959. The
threshold antineutrino energy for...
