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Neutrino Flux from Sun Is Lower than Expected

MAR 01, 1968

DOI: 10.1063/1.3034833

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The flux of neutrinos that originate in thermonuclear processes in the sun’s interior is much lower than expected, according to recent measurements by Raymond Davis Jr, Don Harmer, Kenneth Hoffman and Blair Munhofen of Brookhaven. The experiment suggests that our ideas about the sun’s interior may need to be revised.

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Volume 21, Number 3

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