Einstein's theory of special relativity works even in ghostly high-energy neutrinos

https://arxiv.org/abs/hep-ph/0209057

I'd found this awhile back, I'd thought it among the most unique papers I'd ever seen on neutrinos....

I've been looking into research on symmetry breaking for a long time now, incl Yang Mills Baxter theory...it also arises in the mathematical biophysics of the various genetic codes, which has also been quite extensively modeled using string theoretic methods, if you'd care to know more, pet me know, I can easily send you numerous references on that whole topic, I've had a very serious long standing interest in it....

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I've known of symmetry breaking for a long while, as well as Lorentz symmetry, which arises from gauge theoretic as well as as group theoretic considerations...I'm by no means surprised it turned out as it did, though it is obv a quite useful paper, certainly....