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WE look here into the possibility that neutrino radiation (rather than gravitational radiation) may be the dominant way by which non-radial pulsations are damped out in a collapsing star. If true, such a result implies that estimates and hopes to detect gravity waves from supernovae explosions may have been overly optimistic.
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KAZANAS, D., SCHRAMM, D. Competition of neutrino and gravitational radiation in neutron star formation. Nature 262, 671–672 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1038/262671a0
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