Neutrinos and anti-neutrinos are both leptonic particles characterized by their mass, spin, and charge. When neutrinos interact with matter, they produce leptons such as electrons, muons, or tau particles, while anti-neutrinos yield corresponding anti-leptons like positrons or anti-muons. Current experimental evidence does not rule out the possibility of Majorana neutrinos, which suggests that neutrinos and anti-neutrinos could be identical. This discussion highlights the fundamental differences in interactions and potential identities of these particles.
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