The Effect of Spontaneous Collapses on Neutrino Oscillations
Foundations of Physics 43 (9):1066-1089 (2013)
Abstract
We compute the effect of collapse models on neutrino oscillations. The effect of the collapse is to modify the evolution of the spatial part of the wave function and we will show that this indirectly amounts to a change on the flavor components. For the analysis we use the mass proportional CSL model, and perform the calculation to second order perturbation theory. As we will show, the CSL effect is very small—mainly due to the very small mass of neutrinos—and practically undetectableDOI
10.1007/s10701-013-9732-6
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