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From Black-Body Radiation to Gravity: Why Neutrinos are Left-Handed and why the Vacuum is not Empty


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1 Wallace, Philips Research Labs, Eindhoven, Netherlands
 

Starting from an overview of neutrino problems and a simplified survey of Fermi’s neutrino theory, it is shown why neutrinos are left-handed and why they seem to show an oscillatory behaviour between their flavours. After addressing the question of how to assess the naked mass of the true elementary particles, it is hypothesized that the elementary constituents of the nuclear background energy and the cosmological background energy are the same. This allows us to derive the magnitude of the quark’s “naked” mass from the polarization of the vacuum.

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Neutrino, Fermi Constant, Parity Violation, Dark Matter.
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Engel Roza
Wallace, Philips Research Labs, Eindhoven, Netherlands

Abstract


Starting from an overview of neutrino problems and a simplified survey of Fermi’s neutrino theory, it is shown why neutrinos are left-handed and why they seem to show an oscillatory behaviour between their flavours. After addressing the question of how to assess the naked mass of the true elementary particles, it is hypothesized that the elementary constituents of the nuclear background energy and the cosmological background energy are the same. This allows us to derive the magnitude of the quark’s “naked” mass from the polarization of the vacuum.

Keywords


Neutrino, Fermi Constant, Parity Violation, Dark Matter.

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