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Neutrino temperature

I was wondering if anybody knows the relation between the photon temperature $T$ and neutrino temperature $T_{\nu}$? And why this can be written as $$T_{\nu}=\left(\frac{4}{11}\right)^{1 / 3} T \...
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Limiting the mass of the neutrino for a relativistic case

I came across a question that states What mass would a neutrino need to still be relativistic today (T = 2.37K) ? So for a particle to be relativistic we need $pc \gg mc^2$ Well Neutrino was ...
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Using the boltzmann equation to find neutrino decoupling temperature

I'm an undergraduate student currently following a particle astrophysics lecture. I was reading some stuff about the neutrinos decoupling before the $e^+ e^-$ annihilations. It's possible to quickly ...
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Neutrino decoupling and units

I have a problem that states: In the early Universe, neutrinos can be created and destroyed by the process: \begin{equation} \nu \bar{\nu} \leftrightarrow e^{+}e^{-} \end{equation} The thermally ...
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