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Recent status of the understanding of neutrino-nucleus cross section
In this work we have presented current understanding of
neutrino-nucleon/nucleus cross sections in the few GeV energy region relevant
for a precise determination of neutrino oscillation parameters and CP violation
in the leptonic sector. In this energy region various processes like
quasielastic and inelastic production of single and multipion production,
coherent pion production, kaon, eta, hyperon production, associated particle
production as well as deep inelastic scattering processes contribute to the
neutrino event rates.Comment: 9-Pages, 4-figures, Talk given at DAE-HEP Symposium held at Delhi
University, 12-16 December, 201
Atmospheric neutrino flux at INO, South Pole and Pyh\"asalmi
We present the calculation of the atmospheric neutrino fluxes for the
neutrino experiments proposed at INO, South Pole and Pyh\"asalmi. Neutrino
fluxes have been obtained using ATMNC, a simulation code for cosmic ray in the
atmosphere. Even using the same primary flux model and the interaction model,
the calculated atmospheric neutrino fluxes are different for the different
sites due to the geomagnetic field. The prediction of these fluxes in the
present paper would be quite useful in the experimental analysis.Comment: 12Pages,9Fig
Revisiting and Induced Quasielastic Scattering from Nuclei in Sub-GeV Energy Region
We present the results of charged current quasielastic(CCQE) scattering cross
sections from free as well as bound nucleons like in , ,
and nuclear targets in 1 GeV
energy region.
The results are obtained using local Fermi gas model with and without RPA
effect.
The differences those may arise in the electron and muon production cross
sections due to the different lepton mass, uncertainties in the axial dipole
mass and pseudoscalar form factor, and due to the inclusion of second
class currents have been highlighted for neutrino/antineutrino induced
processes.Comment: Published in Journal of the Physical Society of Japan (NuInt-2015
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