Spin light of neutrino in matter: a new type of electromagnetic radiation
Alexander Grigoriev, Andrey Lobanov, Alexander Studenikin, Alexei Ternov
Abstract
A short review of the properties of the spin light of neutrino (SLν) in matter, supplied with some historical notes on the discussed subject, is given. It is shown that consideration of the SLν in matter in hep-ph/0605114 is based on erroneous calculations which ignore the fact that the energy-momentum conservation law can not be violated for this process. An attempt to rename the SLν in matter, undertaken in hep-ph/0606262, is groundless.
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