Neutrinos from Carbon-Burning Red Supergiants and Their Detectability
Gwangeon Seong et al 2025 ApJ 981 84 Detecting neutrinos from supergiant stars in the carbon-burning phase would provide valuable insights into the details of stellar evolution, but detecting these…
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