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The Majorana Project: Ge-76 0 Nu Beta Beta Decay Neutrino Mass Measurement

C.E. Aalseth, H.S. Miley

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The analysis of recent results from solar and atmospheric neutrino experiments suggest next generation double-beta decay experiments sensitive to effective electron neutrino masses on the order of 0.05 eV could result in the direct observation of Ov double beta decay.

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The analysis of recent results from solar and atmospheric neutrino experiments suggest next generation double-beta decay experiments sensitive to effective electron neutrino masses on the order of 0.05 eV could result in the direct observation of Ov double beta decay.

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The analysis of recent results from solar and atmospheric neutrino experiments suggest next generation double-beta decay experiments sensitive to effective electron neutrino masses on the order of 0.05 eV could result in the direct observation of Ov double beta decay.

Key concepts: Double beta decay, MAJORANA, Neutrino, Physics, BETA (programming language), Beta decay, Nuclear physics, Solar neutrino

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