A classical model explaining the OPERA velocity paradox

In the context of the paradoxical results of the OPERA Collaboration, we have proposed a classical mechanics model yielding the statistically measured velocity of a beam higher than the velocity of the particles constituting the beam. Ingredients of our model necessary to obtain this curious result...

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Autor principal: Broda, Boguslaw
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2011
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Other Fields of Physics
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/1387725
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description In the context of the paradoxical results of the OPERA Collaboration, we have proposed a classical mechanics model yielding the statistically measured velocity of a beam higher than the velocity of the particles constituting the beam. Ingredients of our model necessary to obtain this curious result are a non-constant fraction function and the method of the maximum-likelihood estimation.
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spelling cern-13877252023-03-14T19:47:47Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1387725engBroda, BoguslawA classical model explaining the OPERA velocity paradoxOther Fields of PhysicsIn the context of the paradoxical results of the OPERA Collaboration, we have proposed a classical mechanics model yielding the statistically measured velocity of a beam higher than the velocity of the particles constituting the beam. Ingredients of our model necessary to obtain this curious result are a non-constant fraction function and the method of the maximum-likelihood estimation.In the context of the sensational results concerning superluminal velocities, announced recently by the OPERA Collaboration, we have proposed a classical model yielding a statistically calculated measured velocity of a beam, higher than the velocity of the particles constituting the beam. The two key elements of our model, necessary and sufficient to obtain this curious result, are a time-dependent "transmission" function and statistical method of the maximum-likelihood estimation.arXiv:1110.0644oai:cds.cern.ch:13877252011-10-05
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A classical model explaining the OPERA velocity paradox
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title_full_unstemmed A classical model explaining the OPERA velocity paradox
title_short A classical model explaining the OPERA velocity paradox
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