How Uncertain Are Solar Neutrino Predictions?¶
Bahcall, J. N., Basu, S., & Pinsonneault, M. H. (1998). How Uncertain Are Solar Neutrino Predictions?. Physics Letters B, 433(1), 1-2.
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- Calibration Anomaly
- Demographic and macroeconomic forecasts diverge systematically from realised rates by enough to invalidate model classes, machine-learning scaling laws miss measured loss at new compute levels, galaxy rotation curves diverge from Newtonian prediction (historically motivating dark matter), and the solar neutrino flux fell short of prediction by a factor of three for decades.
This sourceArgues helioseismology confirms the standard solar model, so the long-standing factor-of-several solar-neutrino shortfall cannot be blamed on model inadequacy.
- Demographic and macroeconomic forecasts diverge systematically from realised rates by enough to invalidate model classes, machine-learning scaling laws miss measured loss at new compute levels, galaxy rotation curves diverge from Newtonian prediction (historically motivating dark matter), and the solar neutrino flux fell short of prediction by a factor of three for decades.
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