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Inverse beta decay is a somewhat vague term referring to one of several processes related to beta decay.

Inverse beta decay originally referred to the process ${\bar {\nu }}_{e}+p\to e^{+}+n$ ,

(electron antineutrino scattering off a proton into a positron and a neutron) in which the existence of the antineutrino was decisively verified in the Cowan–Reines neutrino experiment. Understanding this process is important to our understanding of the mechanism of a supernova explosion.

Inverse beta decay may also sometimes refer to the process $e^{-}+p\to \nu _{e}+n$ normally called electron capture.

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+[[Image:FirstNeutrinoEventAnnotated.jpg|250px|thumb|Inverse beta decay process involving a [[muon antineutrino]].]]
+'''Inverse beta decay''' is a somewhat vague term referring to one of several processes related to [[beta decay]].
+Inverse beta decay originally referred to the process <math>\bar{\nu}_e + p \to e^+ + n</math>  ,
+([[electron antineutrino]] [[scattering]] off a [[proton]] into a [[positron]] and a [[neutron]]) in which the existence of the antineutrino was decisively verified in the [[Cowan–Reines neutrino experiment]]. Understanding this process is important to our understanding of the mechanism of a [[supernova]] explosion.
+Inverse beta decay may also sometimes refer to the process <math>e^- + p \to \nu_e + n</math> normally called [[electron capture]].
+[[Category:Radioactivity]]