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Neutrino flavor instabilities intermediate between slow and fast
The neutrino flavor composition in supernovae and neutron star mergers is shaped by flavor instabilities, which are commonly classified into three types: slow (SFI), fast (FFI), and collisional (CFI). The focus here is on mixed-type instabilities combining attributes of the standard varieties. We ex
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