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I was reading up on chameleon particles today, and this lead me to reading more about neutrino oscillations - I noticed that at one point it said for oscillations to occur, neutrinos must have mass, there was no explanation to this, but it goes against the standard model.
Since I am only young I have not studied things such as neutrino oscillations at a high level, I just research physics in my spare time, but I do want to research it at college and university. So I want to ask you, why do neutrinos require mass for it to happen?
Thanks!
Since I am only young I have not studied things such as neutrino oscillations at a high level, I just research physics in my spare time, but I do want to research it at college and university. So I want to ask you, why do neutrinos require mass for it to happen?
Thanks!