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I'm aware a neutrino does not 'interact' with other particles nor have charge.
But in the Super-K detector, neutrinos are said to be detected through the 'charged particles they generate when they occasionally interact with other particles.'
How exactly does this occur? I mean, what does the word interaction really refer to here? Collision? And how are the charged particles generated?
I hope I've made my question clear :-)
Many thanks in advance!
But in the Super-K detector, neutrinos are said to be detected through the 'charged particles they generate when they occasionally interact with other particles.'
How exactly does this occur? I mean, what does the word interaction really refer to here? Collision? And how are the charged particles generated?
I hope I've made my question clear :-)
Many thanks in advance!