Neutrino-bound di-neutrons as an exotic metastable atom
Yu. L. Ratis

TL;DR
This paper explores the theoretical possibility of a new exotic metastable atom called dineutroneum, composed of two neutrons and a neutrino, which could form under specific nuclear reactions and has estimable physical properties.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of dineutroneum as a metastable bound state of neutrons and a neutrino, providing estimations of its mass, size, and lifetime, and suggesting its formation in deuteron-electron reactions.
Findings
Dineutroneum can exist as a metastable bound state.
Estimated mass, size, and lifetime of dineutroneum.
Potential formation in deuteron-electron reactions.
Abstract
It is shown the possibility of existence of metastable atoms of dineutroneum as a bound state of two neutrons and one neutrino. Such atoms can appear in a reaction of deuterons with free or quasi-free electrons. The estimation of mass, size and lifetime of dineutroneum atom is fulfilled.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum, superfluid, helium dynamics · Atomic and Subatomic Physics Research · Nuclear Physics and Applications
