  The physics of a superconductor subjected to a magnetic field is known to be
equivalent to neutrino oscillations. Examining the properties of
singlet-triplet oscillations in the magnetic field, a sterile neutrino--shown
to be a Majorana fermion--is suggested to be represented by singlet Cooper
pairs and moderates flavor oscillations between three flavor neutrinos (triplet
Cooper pairs). A superconductor-exchange spring system's rotating magnetization
profile is used to simulate the mass-flavor oscillations in the neutrino case
and the physics of neutrino oscillations are discussed. Symmetry protected
triplet components are presented as weak process states. Phases acquired due to
the Fulde-Ferrell-Larkin-Ovchinnikov effect produce a complex phase that may be
responsible for charge-parity violation in flavor oscillations.
