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doi: 10.2172/4101513
The prediction and verification of the neutrino are reviewed, together with the V-A theory for its interactions (particularly the difficulties with the apparent existence of two neutrinos and the high-energy cross section). The Brookhaven experiment confirming the existence of two neutrinos and the cross section increase with momentum is then described, and future neutrino experiments are considered. (D.C.W.)
Momentum, Physics, Interactions, V-A Theory Elementary Particles, Cross Sections, Particle Models, Neutrinos, Field Theory, Elementary Particles
Momentum, Physics, Interactions, V-A Theory Elementary Particles, Cross Sections, Particle Models, Neutrinos, Field Theory, Elementary Particles
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