Many-Body Neutrino-Exchange Interactions and Neutrino Mass: Comment on Phys. Rev. Lett. 120, 223202 (2018)
E. Fischbach
TL;DR
This paper comments on a previous work, clarifying that many-body neutrino-mediated forces are not universally suppressed in stars, correcting a misconception about their significance in stellar environments.
Contribution
It provides a correction to prior claims, emphasizing the importance of many-body neutrino interactions in astrophysical contexts.
Findings
Many-body neutrino forces are not suppressed in all stars.
Correction of previous misconceptions about neutrino interactions.
Highlights the significance of neutrino forces in stellar physics.
Abstract
This Comment corrects an erroneous remark by Stadnik in a recent paper to the effect that many-body neutrino-mediated forces are suppressed in all types of stars.
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TopicsNeutrino Physics Research · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Gamma-ray bursts and supernovae