Neutrinos

Authors

  • Ferdinando Casolaro Department of Economics and Business, University of Sannio, Benevento, Italy
  • Alberto Trotta L.S. "B. Rescigno" Roccapiemonte (Sa)

Keywords:

neutrino, mass, gravitational waves

Abstract

The article made a survey on neutrinos and the role they have for the understanding of nature, both on a microscopic and cosmic scale.

 

I neutrini

Nell'articolo viene fatta una rassegna sui  neutrini e sul ruolo che essi hanno per la comprensione della natura, sia su scala microscopica, che su scala cosmica.

Parole Chiave: neutrino, massa, onde gravitazionali

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Issue

Vol. 2 No. 2 (2014)

Section

Volume 2 Issue 2 2014

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