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    "abstract": "The reality of neutrino oscillations has not really sunk in yet. The\nphenomenon presents us with purely quantum mechanical effects over macroscopic\ntime and distance scales (milliseconds and 1000s of km). In order to help with\nthe pedagogical difficulties this poses, I attempt here to present the physics\nin words and pictures rather than math. No disrespect is implied by the title;\nI am merely borrowing a term used by a popular series of self-help books.",
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    "authors": [
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    "journal_ref": "Am.J.Phys. 72 (2004) 742-752",
    "title": "Neutrino Oscillations for Dummies",
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