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Single pion production in neutrino-nucleon Interactions

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arxiv 1711.02403 v3 pith:I6HGOXGX submitted 2017-11-07 hep-ph

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This work represents an extension of the single pion production model proposed by D. Rein. The model consists of resonant pion production and nonresonant background contributions coming from three Born diagrams in the helicity basis. The new work includes lepton mass effects, and nonresonant interaction is described by five diagrams based on a nonlinear {\sigma} model. This work provides a full kinematic description of single pion production in the neutrino-nucleon interactions, including resonant and nonresonant interactions in the helicity basis, in order to study the interference effect.

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