Prediction of the Neutrino Mass Scale Using Coma Galaxy Cluster Data
The near degeneracy of the neutrino masses—a mass symmetry—allows condensed neutrino objects that may be the Dark Matter everybody is looking for. If the KATRIN terrestrial experiment has a neutrino mass signal, it will contradict the analysis of the Planck Satellite Consortium reduction of their ra...
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doaj-95c56d323a6a4d83a5e00088953a1da42020-11-25T02:58:36ZengMDPI AGSymmetry2073-89942020-06-01121049104910.3390/sym12061049Prediction of the Neutrino Mass Scale Using Coma Galaxy Cluster DataPeter D. Morley0Blue Ridge Scientific LLC, P. O. Box 4871, Manassas, VA 20108, USAThe near degeneracy of the neutrino masses—a mass symmetry—allows condensed neutrino objects that may be the Dark Matter everybody is looking for. If the KATRIN terrestrial experiment has a neutrino mass signal, it will contradict the analysis of the Planck Satellite Consortium reduction of their raw cosmological microwave data. Using Condensed Neutrino Objects as the Dark Matter along with Coma Galaxy Cluster data, we predict that KATRIN will <b>indeed see</b> a neutrino mass signal. If this physics drama unfolds, there will be profound implications for cosmology, which are discussed in this paper.https://www.mdpi.com/2073-8994/12/6/1049dark mattercondensed neutrino objects |
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Prediction of the Neutrino Mass Scale Using Coma Galaxy Cluster Data |
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Prediction of the Neutrino Mass Scale Using Coma Galaxy Cluster Data |
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Prediction of the Neutrino Mass Scale Using Coma Galaxy Cluster Data |
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prediction of the neutrino mass scale using coma galaxy cluster data |
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The near degeneracy of the neutrino masses—a mass symmetry—allows condensed neutrino objects that may be the Dark Matter everybody is looking for. If the KATRIN terrestrial experiment has a neutrino mass signal, it will contradict the analysis of the Planck Satellite Consortium reduction of their raw cosmological microwave data. Using Condensed Neutrino Objects as the Dark Matter along with Coma Galaxy Cluster data, we predict that KATRIN will <b>indeed see</b> a neutrino mass signal. If this physics drama unfolds, there will be profound implications for cosmology, which are discussed in this paper. |
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