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If the neutrino has zero charge, can it be its own anti-particle? If they are the same particle, can they annihilate?
Or are they different particles?
In addition, I read that annihilation would violate one of the conservation laws of the standard model (leptonic number)... How does this happen?
Or are they different particles?
In addition, I read that annihilation would violate one of the conservation laws of the standard model (leptonic number)... How does this happen?