The sum of the masses of the Neutrinos is .320+/-.081 eV; since the three Neutrinos have different masses that would dictate that, when one of the three Neutrinos comes within a distance of 10-16 of a meter of either a Muon, Electron, or Tau particle, weak interactions between the two particles...
Three Bosons: the Photon, the Gluon, and the Graviton are all massless Bosons; they all travel at the speed of light and therefore have no interaction with the Higgs field. How is it possible to differentiate between these three particles being that the Photon is a Majorana Fermion and therefore...
It is possible that there are no Neutrino Flavors at all; the different Flavors all have the same speed and therefore the same mass. It may be that the observation of change in Neutrino Flavors due to weak interactions with other Leptons is simply the Neutrino changing the direction of its spin...