Majorana Neutrinos in Sandwich Wave Spacetimes: Flavor Modulation and Helicity Transitions
We present the propagation of massive Majorana neutrinos crossing an exact gravitational sandwich wave background. By employing a Takagi factorization to decouple the matrix field equations, We show that the localized pulse breaks the kinematic alignment of the mass eigenstates as they propagate through the wave zone, leaving a permanent residual phase shift across the transverse profile of the wavefront. The wave asymmetry couples directly to the Majorana spin tensor, forcing a transition from left-handed to right-handed configurations. Behind the wave tail, the residual drift parameters act to polarize the state's chirality, introducing a strong anisotropy across the transverse momentum plane. These results show that a passing gravitational wave leaves a modification on both the flavor and helicity of a neutrino beam, as a sign of the gravitational memory effect.