We consider the mixing of neutrinos being scattered randomly by a background medium. We point out that quantum damping effects will tend to inhibit neutrino oscillations and provide some implications for the early Universe. If the off-diagonal terms in the neutrino mass matrix are small compared to an ``effective collision rate'' then oscillations will be blocked.
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L. Stodolsky (1987) studied this question.
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