Does the Superluminal Neutrino Uncover Torsion?
M. B. Altaie

TL;DR
This paper explores a theoretical framework where neutrinos can travel faster than light through matter by involving torsion in spacetime, suggesting a possible mechanism for superluminal neutrino propagation.
Contribution
It introduces a novel theoretical model linking torsion, spin, and gravity to explain superluminal neutrino speeds, expanding the understanding of spacetime physics.
Findings
Neutrinos can follow spacelike geodesics via tunneling.
Neutrinos appear superluminal by crossing the light cone.
Photons remain constrained to null geodesics.
Abstract
I investigate the possibility of the propagation of neutrino with superluminal speed through matter in the context of the relation between gravity, spin and torsion. Using a lemma of Penrose and earlier works on the relation between spin, torsion and gravity I glimpse on a frame work in which superluminal speed of the neutrinos moving through matter become possible. In presence of torsoin neutrinos are found to follow spacelike geodesics by tunneling through the light cone into the spacelike region and consequently appear to have superluminal speed in our timelike world, whereas photons always follow null geodesics. This frame work may set new frontiers for spacetime physics.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAstrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena · Neutrino Physics Research · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
