Results from Neutrino Experiments

Abstract

Recent (first or/and the best) results from the neutrino experiments are reviewed and their implications for the theory are discussed. The sense of the experiments is the searching for neutrino masses, mixing and interactions beyond the standard model. Present laboratory experiments give upper bounds on the masses and the mixing which are at the level of predictions of the ``electroweak see-saw". Positive indications of nonzero lepton mixing follow from studies of the solar and atmospheric neutrinos.

Comments: Talk given at the XVI International Symposium on Lepton-Photon Interactions (Cornell University, Ithaca 10 - 15 August 1993), updated, 33 pages (11 figures available upon request), LaTeX, IC/93/388