Calculation of Neutrino Masses for the Moment of their Birth
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In the article, the author presented his original explanation for the origin of small masses of mysterious neutrino particles. A formula for neutrino masses was obtained for the moment of their birth, using results for the neutrino charge radius, received by several theoretical groups, and the masses of three types are calculated. The paper assumes that the main contribution to the neutrino mass (2/3) comes from their small electrostatic energy.
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