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Neutrino many-body correlations

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arxiv 2305.04916 v3 pith:B67JHGJ7 submitted 2023-05-08 hep-ph astro-ph.HE

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This paper responds to suggestions that the standard approach to collective neutrino oscillations leaves out potentially important quantum many-body correlations. Arguments in favor of this idea have been based on calculations that, on close scrutiny, offer no evidence either way. Inadequacies of the usual quantum-kinetic formalism are not currently supported by the literature.

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