- #1
ryanuser
- 74
- 0
Hi
Why are there three types of neutrinos? Why isn't there just one neutrino just like there is only one electron? (I mean electron doesn't have different flavours to it, same with tau and muon.)
My textbook touches on this very breifly and confuses me with "if there were only one type of neutrino and antineutrino, equal numbers of electrons and muons would be produced."
?
Why are there three types of neutrinos? Why isn't there just one neutrino just like there is only one electron? (I mean electron doesn't have different flavours to it, same with tau and muon.)
My textbook touches on this very breifly and confuses me with "if there were only one type of neutrino and antineutrino, equal numbers of electrons and muons would be produced."
?