NEUT Pion Final State Interactions

Abstract

The pion final state interaction model in NEUT is described. Modifications and tuning of the model are validated against neutrino and non-neutrino (pion scattering and photoproduction) data. A method for evaluating the uncertainties in the model and propagation of systematic errors in a neutrino oscillation experiment is described, using T2K as a specific example.

NuInt11 Conference (Neutrino-Nucleus Interactions in the Few-GeV Region)

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