The fluxes of CN neutrinos from the Sun in case of mixing in a spherical layer in the solar core

Abstract

The results of the calculation are presented for the fluxes of CN neutrinos from the Sun in case of mixing in a spherical layer in the solar core, consistent with the seismic data and with the measured solar neutrino fluxes. It is shown that a substantial increase of the flux of ${}^{13}N$ neutrinos can be gained in this case. The possible implications for experiment are discussed.

7 pages, 5 figures, minor corrections

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