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Why do Majorana particles occur?
For example, why is the antiparticle of photon itself?
For example, why is the antiparticle of photon itself?
A Majorana particle is a hypothesized type of fermion that is its own antiparticle. There are no Majorana particles known.
Bill_K said:My understanding is that none of the known neutrinos can be Majorana. Only an as yet undiscovered sterile neutrino might have a Majorana mass, since all of its quantum numbers are zero. Isn't that right?
Bill_K said:My understanding is that none of the known neutrinos can be Majorana. Only an as yet undiscovered sterile neutrino might have a Majorana mass, since all of its quantum numbers are zero. Isn't that right?