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Physics Letters B | 1984

A search for νμ oscillations in the Δm2 range 0.3–90 eV2

F. Dydak; G.J. Feldman; Claude Guyot; J. P. Merlo; Holt Meyer; J. Rothberg; J. Steinberger; H. Taureg; W. von Rüden; H. Wachsmuth; H. Wahl; J. Wotschack; H. Blümer; P. Buchholz; J. Duda; F. Eisele; K. Kleinknecht; J. Knobloch; B. Pszola; B. Renk; R. Belusević; B. Falkenburg; T. Flottmann; J.G.H. de Groot; C. Geweniger; H. Keilwerth; K. Tittel; P. Debu; A. Para; P. Perez

Abstract We have searched for ν μ oscillations by comparing the rates of ν gm charged-current interactions in two detectors located 130 and 885 m from the target, which was struck by a 9.2 GeV/ c proton beam from the CERN Proton Synchroton. No evidence for ν μ oscillations was found. At the 90% confidence level, Δm 2 values between 0.26 and 90 eV 2 are excluded for maximal mixing. The most restrictive limit on the neutrino mixing-angle parameter sin 2 2 θ is 0.053 at Δm 2 =2.5 eV 2 .

European Physical Journal C | 1991

A Measurement of Differential Cross-Sections and Nucleon Structure Functions in Charged Current Neutrino Interactions on Iron

P. Berge; H. Burkhardt; F. Dydak; R. Hagelberg; M.W. Krasny; Holt Meyer; P. Palazzi; F. Ranjard; J. Rothberg; J. Steinberger; H. Taureg; H. Wahl; R. W. Williams; J. Wotschack; H. Blümer; H. D. Brummel; P. Buchholz; J. Duda; F. Eisele; B. Kampschulte; K. Kleinknecht; J. Knobloch; E. Müller; B. Pszola; B. Renk; T. Alvarez; R. Belusević; B. Falkenburg; R. Geiges; C. Geweniger

A high-statistics measurement of the differential cross-sections for neutrino-iron scattering in the wide-band neutrino beam at the CERN SPS is presented. Nucleon structure functions are extracted and theirQ2 evolution is compared with the predictions of quantum chromodynamics.

Archive | 2016