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Do supernovae generate neutrinos or antineutrinos?
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[QUOTE="Ken G, post: 6863019, member: 116697"] That's interesting, it sounds like you are saying the nuclei interact differently with neutrinos and antineutrinos, so you control which one you see by the nuclei you choose. So the number we see is the product of the cross section times the flux, so we cannot tell if we are seeing one or the other unless we have a handle on the expected fluxes. [/QUOTE]
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Do supernovae generate neutrinos or antineutrinos?
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