黄无量, 徐春娴, 庆承瑞, 何柞麻
理论物理通讯. 1983, 2(2): 1039-1043.
We present a simple and crude model of galaxies consisting of baryons and neutrinos with spherical symmetry. The baryon matter is rotatinq. in the central region of the galaxy as a nucleus. If the rotational curve of the heavy matter is known from the observational data, then the gravitational potential, and therefore the density distribution in this region, can also be obtained. This enables us to estimate the mass and the radius of the neutrino halo. Furthermore, the condition on the interface of the nucleus-halo will set an upper bound on neutrino mass. If the corresponding parameters duoted in Ref.[10] are adopted, then a value of ≤20eV. for the neutrino mass is obtained. By choosing mv=15eV and a parameter in the rotational curve n=4, one can deduce that neutrino halo radius is about four times the heavy matter radius, and the total mass of neutrinos is about 14 times that of baryons. It seems, that these results are not in contradiction with the observations on the missing mass of the galaxies[6].