Where are the beryllium neutrinos?

Abstract

We show that present experiments imply that neutrinos are nonstandard at the 87\% C.L., independently of solar or nuclear physics. Moreover, if neutrinos are standard, the ${}^7$Be flux must be almost zero. Even if we arbitrarily disregard one of the experiments, the neutrino flux must still be less than half of the value predicted by standard solar models.

arXiv comment8 pages in RevTeX 3.0 plus 2 figures in uuencoded postscript files. Full postscript version available via anonymous ftp from risc0.ca.infn.it:/pub/private/lissia/infnfe-10-94.ps (192.84.132.4) Submitted to Physics Letters B

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