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تسجيل مستخدم جديدNeutrino Oscillations mediated by the Higgs field
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W. Schmidt-Parzefall
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Neutrino oscillations occur within the frame of the Standard Model, assuming that a neutrino is composed of a left handed and a right handed mass less fermion. Neutrino oscillations proceed via the 4-component Higgs field as intermediate state.
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