Physics Asked on February 9, 2021
When reading Sterile neutrinos, hot, warm and cold dark matter, there is a discussion about framing $nu$ (neutrino) oscillation solutions into a 3$nu$ framework. And the following is stated:
"Leaving aside maximal vacuum mixing of all three neutrino species, these analyses generally require the atmospheric neutrino oscillation length scale to be the one associated with the short-base-line LSND (Liquid Scintillator Neutrino Detector) experiment (…)"
What is this length scale associated with the LSND?
I have found that the oscillation length scale is the length of the path of the neutrino and it represented by $L$ but I don’t seem to find anything in the mentioned article regarding it being the same as the one associated to the LSND.
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