Gravitational interactions between fast neutrinos and the formation of bound rotational states

TL;DR

This paper investigates how gravitational forces between fast neutrinos can be significant enough to form bound rotational states at femtometer scales, combining Newtonian gravity, relativity, and the equivalence principle.

Contribution

It introduces a novel analysis of neutrino interactions showing gravity's potential to create bound states at extremely small distances.

Findings

Gravitational forces between fast neutrinos are non-negligible.

Bound rotational states can form at femtometer scales.

Gravity may play a role in neutrino clustering at small scales.

Abstract

The gravitational forces exerted between fast neutrinos at short distances are examined using Newton's gravitational law, special relativity, and the equivalence principle. It is found that the magnitude of these forces is not negligible and can lead to the formation of bound rotational states with radii in the fm range.