Reply #6: Hmm...

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http://www.science20.com/quantum_diaries_survivor/tamburini_neutrinos_are_majorana_particles_relativity_ok-83428

Tamburini: Neutrinos Are Majorana Particles, Relativity Is OK
By Tommaso Dorigo | October 10th 2011 07:25 AM

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What I find interesting is that Tamburini and Laveder do not stop at discussing the theoretical interpretation of the alleged superluminal motion, but put their hypothesis to the test by comparing known measurements of neutrino velocity on a graph, where the imaginary mass is computed from the momentum of neutrinos and the distance traveled in a dense medium. The data show a very linear behaviour, which may constitute an explanation of the Opera effect:

Dataset      E(GeV)    T/T0         m(GeV)  m
OPERA high   42.9      2.76 × 10−5  0.317   0.093
OPERA 17GeV  17        2.48 × 10−5  0.119   0.028
OPERA low    13.9      2.18 × 10−5  0.092   0.035
MINOS         3        5.10 × 10−5  0.030   0.017
SN1987a      4 × 10−2  2 × 10−2     0.019   0.008