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Several procedures for calculating the average cross section per antineutrino from U²³⁵ fission are given to test the predictions of the two-component neutrino theory. A firm lower limit of σₚ>7×10^-44 cm² is deduced from the known decays of the fission products. Three different procedures, if weighted equally, give a "best value" of σₚ=14×10^-44 cm² to be compared with the recently increased experimental value σₚ=11±4×10^-44 cm². It is concluded that predictions of the two-component neutrino theory are in accord with the experimental results on inverse beta decay.
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