Volume 398 -
The European Physical Society Conference on High Energy Physics (EPS-HEP2021) -
T04: Neutrino Physics
Meeting the challenges of relic neutrinos
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Pre-published on:
March 07, 2022
Published on:
May 12, 2022
Abstract
Inspired by Gounaris-Sakurai and Lee-Zumino, we postulate that the weak vector and axial vector
currents are dominated by 퐽
푃퐶 = 1
−− and 1
++ resonances respectively in the appropriate channels
of 휈+휈¯ annihilation into quark-antiquark pairs when an ultrahigh incoming 휈(휈¯) strikes a relic 휈¯(휈).
Despite this and some other ideas, it appears detection of relic neutrinos of just the Standard Model
(SM) interactions seems extremely difficult at existing or somewhat larger neutrino telescopes.
Thus any positive signal would be due to some non-standard interactions of neutrinos
Inspired by Gounaris-Sakurai and Lee-Zumino, we postulate that the weak vector and axial vector
currents are dominated by 퐽
푃퐶 = 1
−− and 1
++ resonances respectively in the appropriate channels
of 휈+휈¯ annihilation into quark-antiquark pairs when an ultrahigh incoming 휈(휈¯) strikes a relic 휈¯(휈).
Despite this and some other ideas, it appears detection of relic neutrinos of just the Standard Model
(SM) interactions seems extremely difficult at existing or somewhat larger neutrino telescopes.
Thus any positive signal would be due to some non-standard interactions of neutrinos
DOI: https://doi.org/10.22323/1.398.0265
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