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lizzie96
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This question is probably very over-simplistic, however: if neutrinos are majorana particles, which are their own antiparticles, how could they still be CP violating?
I don't understand precisely how this would work, but physicists I have spoken to said that neutrinos being majorana could still be consistent with CP violation.
Thank you for any help!
I don't understand precisely how this would work, but physicists I have spoken to said that neutrinos being majorana could still be consistent with CP violation.
Thank you for any help!