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Non-conservative Fundamental Particles

Nature volume 154, page 674 (1944)Cite this article

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IN view of certain possibilities, for example the still open possibility of the non-existence of the neutrino, it may be interesting to set up an equation for a fundamental particle which, in the restricted relativity approximation, does not obey the energy conservation law.

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  1. 26 Cornwall Gardens, London, S.W.7.

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PROCA, A. Non-conservative Fundamental Particles. Nature 154, 674 (1944). https://doi.org/10.1038/154674a0

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