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Present and Future Double Beta Decay Experiments

M. Pavan, O. Civitarese, I. Štekl, J. Suhonen

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After about 70 years since the birth of the Beta Decay Theory we still miss one of the more fundamental piece of information concerning neutrinos: are they Majorana or Dirac particles? ββ0ν can address this question and the present and future experimental situation is here reviewed.

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After about 70 years since the birth of the Beta Decay Theory we still miss one of the more fundamental piece of information concerning neutrinos: are they Majorana or Dirac particles? ββ0ν can address this question and the present and future experimental situation is here reviewed.

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After about 70 years since the birth of the Beta Decay Theory we still miss one of the more fundamental piece of information concerning neutrinos: are they Majorana or Dirac particles? ββ0ν can address this question and the present and future experimental situation is here reviewed.

Key concepts: MAJORANA, Double beta decay, Neutrino, BETA (programming language), Physics, Dirac (video compression format), Beta decay, Particle physics

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