An explanation of the "negative neutrino mass squared" anomaly in tritium β-decay based on a theory of mass
R. L. Ingraham, G. A. Luna-Acosta, J. M. Wilkes
Abstract
A proposed solution of the anomalous behavior of the electron spectrum near the endpoint of tritium β-decay is offered. It is based on a new theory of mass in which mass becomes a dynamical variable, and the electron in the tritium β-decay has a narrow mass distribution. The predicted Kurie plots explain the main feature (``mν2 < 0 '') of this anomalous behavior.
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