First differential measurement of muon neutrino-nucleon cross section and flux in six TeV-scale energy bins using FASER at the LHC, with results consistent with Standard Model expectations.
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MicroBooNE performs a blind search for anomalous single-photon events and finds agreement overall but a ~2σ excess in the proton-free subsample at energies below 600 MeV.
ICARUS measures flux-averaged differential CCQE-like cross sections in lepton angle, lepton-proton opening angle, and transverse kinematic imbalance variables, finding agreement with event generator predictions within current uncertainties.
Realistic variations in final-state interaction modeling can distort reconstructed neutrino energy spectra in DUNE-like experiments by amounts comparable to or exceeding those from changes in Δm²₃₂ or δ_CP, creating a potential degeneracy.
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Inelasticity and neutron multiplicity distributions differ between neutrino and antineutrino charged-current events in liquid scintillator, enabling quantitative discrimination for atmospheric oscillation studies.
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First Measurement of the Muon Neutrino Interaction Cross Section and Flux as a Function of Energy at the LHC with FASER
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The role of final-state interaction modeling in neutrino energy reconstruction and oscillation measurements
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