Other anomalous results from laboratory experiments

Contains only results not included in the other pages.

• The last entry, 'explanation', refers to the solution of a resolved problem, or solutions suggested to an open problem by the experimentalists themselves or other scientists. Statistical fluctuation and experimental error are not listed for unsolved problems unless they are very evident.
• Only some results with interest to neutrino physicists are listed.
• Do not understand this so as the experimentalists were generally sloppy. Most of the experiments done today are extremely complicated, and the interpretation of the results may be ambiguous. To get some new information the physicists must run their experiments at the edge of the sensitivity which opens the possibilities for misinterpretations. Note also that with the number of experiments done today, some of them are very likely to be off by several standard deviations. The Particle Data Group has estimated that of the data they collect they expect every year a few measurements to be as far as four standard deviations wrong, just by statistics.