Quantum Gravity signals in neutrino oscillations
Martin Sprenger, Piero Nicolini, Marcus Bleicher

TL;DR
This paper explores how a quantum gravity-induced minimal length could influence neutrino oscillations, providing testable predictions and discussing broader implications for minimal length effects in physics.
Contribution
It introduces a phenomenological framework to analyze minimal length effects on neutrino oscillations, independent of fundamental theories, and presents new results on minimal length thermodynamics.
Findings
Identifies clear signatures of minimal length in neutrino oscillations
Discusses the observability of these signatures in experiments
Provides an overview of minimal length effects in various scenarios
Abstract
We investigate the effect of a Quantum Gravity-induced minimal length on neutrino oscillations. The minimal length is implemented in a phenomenological framework, allowing us to make predictions independently of any fundamental approach. We obtain clear minimal length signatures and discuss their observability in current and future experiments. We present an overview over other scenarios in which the minimal length leaves its signature and show new results concerning minimal length thermodynamics.
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