JUNO's initial results combined with global data give a 2.2-2.3 sigma preference for normal neutrino mass ordering.
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Lessons from the first JUNO results
JUNO's initial results combined with global data give a 2.2-2.3 sigma preference for normal neutrino mass ordering.
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Radiative corrections to the nucleon isovector $g_V$ and $g_A$
Radiative corrections to nucleon g_A total 3.5(2.1)% or 5.6(0.7)%, implying lattice QCD should find g_A around 1.265 or 1.240.