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Neutrino Oscillations in the Presence of Matter and Continuous Non-Selective Measurement

Fazeel Khan, Jerzy Dajka

Published Aug 4, 2020• 2 citations
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Abstract

We investigate three-flavor neutrino oscillation affected by an environment mimicking a continuous non-selective measurement. We show that such a coupling that is given by a measured observable affects probability of inter-flavor neutrino transition and a steady-state correlation function of the neutrino’s flavor. We juxtapose and compare our predictions influenced by matter’s scattering and CP-violation.

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10.3390/sym12081296

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