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4. A heavy “sterile” neutrino can decay into a light “active” neutrino and a photon. The final state light neutrino and the photon equally share the rest mass energy of the initial heavy neutrino.

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20. DAMA/LIBRA Low Energy Spectrum

23. CDMS Low Energy Spectrum

24. CDMS, DAMA/LIBRA Comparison