Constant spatial torsion induces spin-dependent effective masses for neutrinos that modify both frequencies and amplitudes of flavor oscillations in the QFT description, with largest effects at low momentum when torsion scale matches neutrino masses.
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Metric-affine gravity formulates equivalence principle violations via non-metricity that parallel finite-temperature mass-ratio shifts, and a generalized Fermi-Walker derivative shows no orthonormal tetrad propagates along observer worldlines.
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Spin-dependent neutrino oscillations in torsion backgrounds: A quantum-field-theoretic analysis
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Hybrid f(Q) cosmology with a 1/Q term is forced into background degeneracy with LambdaCDM but breaks it in the growth sector, yielding moderate preference over LambdaCDM when RSD data are included while leaving the background unchanged.
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Equivalence Principle violation in metric-affine gravity and finite-temperature effects
Metric-affine gravity formulates equivalence principle violations via non-metricity that parallel finite-temperature mass-ratio shifts, and a generalized Fermi-Walker derivative shows no orthonormal tetrad propagates along observer worldlines.
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