Neutrino fluxes from CNO cycle in the Sun in the non stationary case with mixing
arXiv:0902.2272 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2009/08/006
Abstract
The computational analyses is presented of the non stationary case with mixing of the solar model when the neutrino flux from the decay of is higher than a standard solar model predicts
6 pages, 3figures
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