Measurement of Electron Neutrino Quasielastic and Quasielasticlike Scattering on Hydrocarbon at⟨Eν⟩=3.6 GeV
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Abstract
The first direct measurement of electron neutrino quasielastic and quasielasticlike scattering on hydrocarbon in the few-GeV region of incident neutrino energy has been carried out using the MINERvA detector in the NuMI beam at Fermilab. The flux-integrated differential cross sections in the electron production angle, electron energy, and Q2 are presented. The ratio of the quasielastic, flux-integrated differential cross section in Q2 for νe with that of similarly selected νμ-induced events from the same exposure is used to probe assumptions that underpin conventional treatments of charged-current νe interactions used by long-baseline neutrino oscillation experiments. The data are found to be consistent with lepton universality and are well described by the predictions of the neutrino event generator GENIE.
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| Authors | J. Wolcott,L. Aliaga,O. Altinok,L. Bellantoni,A. Bercellie,M. Betancourt,Arie Bodek,A. Bravar,H. Budd,T. Cai,M. F. Carneiro,J. Chvojka,H. Da Motta,J. Devan,S. A. Dytman,G. A. Díaz,B. Eberly,J. Felix,L. Fields,Robert Fine,A. M. Gago,R. Galindo,H. Gallagher,Anushree Ghosh,Tomasz Golan,R. Gran,D. A. Harris,A. Higuera,M. Kiveni,J. Kleykamp,M. Kordosky,T. Le,E. Maher,Steven Manly,W. A. Mann,C. M. Marshall,D. A. Martinez Caicedo,K. S. McFarland,C. L. McGivern,A. M. McGowan,B. Messerly,Jonathan Miller,A. Mislivec,J. G. Morfín,J. Mousseau,T. Muhlbeier,D. Naples,J. K. Nelson,A. Norrick,J. Osta,V. Paolone,J. Park,C. E. Patrick,G. N. Perdue,L. Rakotondravohitra,R. D. Ransome,H. Ray,L. Ren,D. Rimal,P. A. Rodrigues,D. Ruterbories,G. Salazar,H. Schellman,David Schmitz,Carlos Javier Solano Salinas,N. Tagg,B. G. Tice,E. Valencia,T. Walton,M. Wospakrik,G. Zavala,A. Zegarra,D. Zhang,Benjamin Ziemer,MINERvA Collaboration;J. Wolcott;L. Aliaga;O. Altinok;L. Bellantoni;A. Bercellie;M. Betancourt;Arie Bodek;A. Bravar;H. Budd;T. Cai;M. F. Carneiro;J. Chvojka;H. Da Motta;J. Devan;S. A. Dytman;G. A. Díaz;B. Eberly;J. Felix;L. Fields;Robert Fine;A. M. Gago;R. Galindo;H. Gallagher;Anushree Ghosh;Tomasz Golan;R. Gran;D. A. Harris;A. Higuera;M. Kiveni;J. Kleykamp;M. Kordosky;T. Le;E. Maher;Steven Manly;W. A. Mann;C. M. Marshall;D. A. Martinez Caicedo;K. S. McFarland;C. L. McGivern;A. M. McGowan;B. Messerly;Jonathan Miller;A. Mislivec;J. G. Morfín;J. Mousseau;T. Muhlbeier;D. Naples;J. K. Nelson;A. Norrick;J. Osta;V. Paolone;J. Park;C. E. Patrick;G. N. Perdue;L. Rakotondravohitra;R. D. Ransome;H. Ray;L. Ren;D. Rimal;P. A. Rodrigues;D. Ruterbories;G. Salazar;H. Schellman;David Schmitz;Carlos Javier Solano Salinas;N. Tagg;B. G. Tice;E. Valencia;T. Walton;M. Wospakrik;G. Zavala;A. Zegarra;D. Zhang;Benjamin Ziemer;MINERvA Collaboration; |
| Journal | physical review letters |
| Year | 2016 |
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