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Nature 447, 43-46 (3 May 2007) | doi:10.1038/447043a; Published online 2 May 2007
Particle physics: Wobbly oscillations
David Wark1
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Abstract
Neutrinos seem to oscillate: they change back and forth between one type and another and, by extension, have a tiny mass. But one experiment that predicted a particularly large mass looks to have been mistaken.
When is a discovery not a discovery? When it can't be reproduced, of course.
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