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We propose to detect the interference effect between the atmospheric-scale and solar-scale waves of neutrino oscillation, one of the key consequences of the three-generation structure of leptons. In vacuum, we show that there is a natural and general way of decomposing the oscillation amplitude into these two oscillation modes. The nature of the interference is cleanest in the $bar{ u}_e$ disappearance channel since it is free from the CP-phase $delta$. We find that the upcoming JUNO experiment offers an ideal setting to observe this interference with more than $4,sigma$ significance, even under conservative assumptions about the systematic uncertainties.
Observation of the interference between the atmospheric and solar oscillation waves with the correct magnitude would provide another manifestation of the three-generation structure of leptons. As a prerequisite for such analyses we develop a method f
Nambu Quantum Mechanics, proposed in Phys. Lett. B536, 305 (2002), is a deformation of canonical Quantum Mechanics in which only the time-evolution of the phases of energy eigenstates is modified. We discuss the effect this theory will have on oscill
Calculations of Stark interference between $E1$ and $M1$ transition amplitudes on the $H^3Delta_1$ to $C^1Pi$ transition in ThO is performed. Calculations are required for estimations of systematic errors in the experiment for electron electric dipol
Recent Super-Kamiokande data on the atmospheric neutrino anomaly are used to test various mechanisms for neutrino oscillations. It is found that the current atmospheric neutrino data alone cannot rule out any particular mechanism. Future long-baselin
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