Tańczące neutrina - Michał Eckstein - Copernicus

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Neutrina to jedne z najbardziej zagadkowych cząstek elementarnych. Przez ponad 30 lat uznawano, że - podobnie jak fotony - nie mają one masy. Jednak w eksperymentach systematycznie neutrin "brakowało" - mierzono ich mniej niż przewidywała teoria. Aby wyjaśnić tę zagadkę trzeba założyć, że neutrina oscylują zmieniając swoje własności, co wymaga ich niezerowej masy. I to było odkrycie na miarę nagrody Nobla.

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Neutrina to jedne z najbardziej zagadkowych cząstek elementarnych. Przez ponad 30 lat uznawano, że - podobnie jak fotony - nie mają one masy. Jednak w eksperymentach systematycznie neutrin "brakowało" - mierzono ich mniej niż przewidywała teoria....

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