Results from the mainz neutrino mass experiment
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The presently lowest limit for the mass of the electron neutrino is m ν
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| Authors | J. Bonn,Beate Bornschein,L. Fickinger,B. Flatt,A. Kovalik,Ch. Kraus,E. W. Otten,J. P. Schall,Th. Thümmler,H. Ulrich,Ch. Weinheimer;J. Bonn;Beate Bornschein;L. Fickinger;B. Flatt;A. Kovalik;Ch. Kraus;E. W. Otten;J. P. Schall;Th. Thümmler;H. Ulrich;Ch. Weinheimer; |
| Journal | physics of atomic nuclei |
| Year | 2002 |
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10.1134/1.1530296
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