Exclusive Hadron Observables in Neutrino Induced $2p2h$ Multinucleon Knockout

Abstract

We explore the combined lepton and hadron kinematic observables from the exclusive Valencia $2p2h$ model. We present variables of interest which are available due to the exclusive kinematics and compare them with the democratically distributed outgoing nucleon kinematics as currently treated in neutrino event generators. We also show the effect of nuclear re-scattering based on the NEUT semi classical cascade. We comment on the observability of these variables in current and future long baseline neutrino detectors.

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