Dark consequences from light neutrino condensations
arXiv:0809.0582 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2008.11.055
Abstract
In this paper we discuss light neutrino dipole moments, computed in the neutrino-mass extended standard model (SM), as a possible source for neutrino condensates which may cause cosmological constant observed today.
5 pages; version to appear in PLB
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