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arxiv hep-ex/9906037 v1 pith:2CCFUEFU submitted 1999-06-27 hep-ex

Charm Production at NuTeV

NuTeV Collaboration: T. Adams , A. Alton , S. Avvakumov , L. de Barbaro , P. de Barbaro , R.H. Bernstein , A. Bodek , T. Bolton
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Neutrino deep-inelastic scattering provides a means to study both the strange and charm content of the nucleon. The NuTeV experiment (Fermilab E-8Neutrino deep-inelastic scattering provides a means to study both the strange and charm content of the nucleon. The NuTeV experiment (Fermilab E-815) takes full advantage of separated neutrino and anti-neutrino beams to probe the nucleon. The strange sea is studied with charged-current charm production resulting in an opposite-signed two muon final state. The charm content of the nucleon is probed via neutral-current charm production creating an event with a single wrong-signed muon. Preliminary results are presented for both analyses.

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