How do branching ratios affect neutrino fluxes at Earth?

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Branching ratios are essential for understanding neutrino fluxes at Earth, as they indicate the total number of neutrinos produced from different decay paths. The question posed requires calculating the flux from each branch, making the use of these ratios necessary. Understanding the implications of branching ratios is crucial for solving the problem effectively. The discussion emphasizes the straightforward nature of the calculation once the ratios are considered. Overall, incorporating branching ratios is vital for accurate neutrino flux analysis.
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Hello!
I've got this question (attached as jpg) about the neutrino fluxes at earth. I don't know how to use the branching ratios in order to solve it. (Do I really need these ratios?)

Thanks.
Ted.
 

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ted1986 said:
Hello!
I've got this question (attached as jpg) about the neutrino fluxes at earth. I don't know how to use the branching ratios in order to solve it. (Do I really need these ratios?)

Thanks.
Ted.

Simple answer is yes you do. Question involves thinking about what the ratios mean and say about the total number of neutrinos produced.
 
qraal said:
Simple answer is yes you do. Question involves thinking about what the ratios mean and say about the total number of neutrinos produced.

Plus the wording of the question indicates you are to work out the flux from each branch. Doesn't get more straightforward than that.
 
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