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OPERA neutrino experiment papers hit the Web

OCT 25, 2011
Physics Today
New Scientist : Although considerable doubt remains within the physics community over last month’s surprising result in which neutrinos from CERN reportedly arrived at the OPERA detector in Italy faster than the speed of light, the first paper from the OPERA experiment has been accepted for publication in Physical Review Letters. In addition, preliminary results from a comparable experiment called ICARUS (Imaging Cosmic And Rare Underground Signals) are out, and they do not confirm OPERA’s speedy neutrinos , reports New Scientist‘s Lisa Grossman.
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