Resonant Helicity Flip of Due to Magnetic Moment and Dynamics of Supernova
May, 19885 pages
Published in:
- Phys.Lett.B 209 (1988) 360-364
- Published: 1988
Report number:
- ROME-598-1988
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Abstract: (Elsevier)
It is argued that the magnetic moment of the electron neutrino ω ≈10 −11 μ B is most likely to induce a adiabatic resonant (i.e. complete) helicity flip of the neutrino in the layer of the supernova core with density ϱ ≈10 12 g cm −3 . Therefore contrary to previous claims such a value of μ does not lead to an inconsistency with the observed neutrino events from the supernova SN1987A. Moreover, the process proposed gives rise to a rapid energy transfer from the inner core to the outer layers which can explain the mechanism of blowing off the supernovas envelope.- NEUTRINO: HELICITY
- COSMIC RADIATION: PARTICLE SOURCE
- NEUTRINO: COSMIC RADIATION
- NEUTRINO/E: MAGNETIC MOMENT
- MAGNETIC MOMENT: NEUTRINO/E
- NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS: INTERPRETATION OF EXPERIMENTS
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