Neutrinos of Universe and masses of particles

Valery Koryukin

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Neutrinos of Universe and masses of particles

Valery Koryukin

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The detection and the research of the neutrinos background of Universe are the attractive problems. This problems do not seem the unpromising one in the case of the high neutrinos density that is necessary for the explanation of the nucleons-antinucleons asymmetry of Universe. It was offered before to use the low energy neutrinos background of Universe for the explanation of the gravitational phenomena with the quantum position attracting the Casimir's effect for this. As a result it was connected the gravitational constant with the parameters characterizing the electroweak interactions. If now we shall be based on the results of the experements fixing the equality of the gravitation mass and the inert one then it can consider that the spectrum of the particle masses is defined by their interaction with the neutrinos background of Universe.

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Valery Koryukin. 1999-06-29. Neutrinos of Universe and masses of particles. https://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/9906118

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