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Hidden Sector, Neutrino, and Light Matter

Authors: Dmitriy Skripachov

The hidden sector can be used to designate phenomena that are difficult to observe, such as neutrinos, dark matter, the interior of stars and planets. Overcoming this difficulty is entrusted to simulation, in which three participants act: known facts, hypotheses, experiment. The central idea is the model of light matter (LM), according to which neutrinos are capable of forming Cooper pairs, which can then turn into bosonic nuclei of neutrinium. Experimental methods include searching for mixed pulse alternation in pulsar spectra, developing projects incl. space, based on the interactions of neutrino and LM, revising the results of collisions of accelerated protons interpreted by the creation and decay of W, Z, and Higgs bosons, as well as further study of the sources of the monochromatic signal of 3.5 keV.

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[v1] 2015-02-04 15:00:42
[v2] 2020-02-02 12:41:15
[v3] 2021-01-09 09:26:22

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