Hw. Lee et Dj. Song, EFFECT OF NEUTRINO OSCILLATION ON PRIMORDIAL NUCLEOSYNTHESIS, Nuovo cimento della Societa italiana di fisica. B, Relativity, classical and statistical physics, 112(2-3), 1997, pp. 395-397
Primordial nucleosynthesis is one of the best tools to investigate the
ear ly-universe model. Standard big-bang nucleosynthesis (SBBN) could
predict or determine some important cosmological parameters, baryon-t
o-photon ratio, number of neutrino species, etc. After remarkable succ
ess of SBBN, there was a lot of valiant nucleosynthesis, that is degen
erate neutrinos, inhomogeneous matter distribution, varying gravitatio
nal constant, etc. All of these models assume that all neutrinos are m
assless, but actually we have only the upper bound for those masses. I
f we allow neutrino to get a non-zero mass, the picture will be change
d. Non-zero neutrino mass causes neutrino oscillation between neutrino
species. This neutrino oscillation is well studied to solve the solar
-neutrino problems. Here me will study the basic theoretical backgroun
d for the effect of massive neutrinos on primordial nucleosynthesis.