在這項研究中，我們提出由宇宙背景微中子引起的新訊號。我們研究了具有
韌致輻射的微中子-微中子散射，這是一個沒有運動學臨界值且不依賴於共振的
過程。原則上，這一過程將允許人們測量宇宙背景微中子的速度分佈。作為一
個特定的例子，我們計算了這個過程的橫截面，並提供了其發出的韌致輻射光
子的能量和角度分佈，來自於殘留宇宙微中子與太陽微中子散射。

In this work, we present a new signature induced by the Cosmic Neutrino
Background CNB. We study the neutrino-neutrino scattering with bremsstrahlung
emission, which is a process without a kinematic threshold and does not depend
on resonance. In principle, this process would allow one to measure the velocity
distribution of the CNB neutrinos. As a particular example, we calculate the
cross section for this process and provide the energy and angular distributions of
the emitted bremsstrahlung photon as well as the total expected rate for solar
neutrinos scattering from a relic neutrino emitting a photon.

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