The Distant Possibility of Using a High-Luminosity Muon Source to Measure the Mass of the Neutrino Independent of Flavor Oscillations
Abstract
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Short-baseline calculations reveal that if the neutrino were massive, it would show a beautifully structured difference spectrum; however, this spectrum seems beyond current experimental reach.
An interval-timing paradigm would not seem feasible in a short-baseline experiment; however, interval timing on an Earth-Moon long baseline experiment might be able to improve current upper limits on the neutrino mass.
21 pp. v. 1.02. If neutrinos don't oscillate, an Earth-Moon experiment may be indicated
21 pp. v. 1.02. If neutrinos don't oscillate, an Earth-Moon experiment may be indicated