Study of a Long Baseline nutau Appearance Neutrino Oscillation Experiment in the Quasi-Elastic Regime
M. Doucet, J. Panman, P. Zucchelli
Abstract
We present a study for a design of a long baseline numu to nutau appearance experiment to probe the high sin2(2theta) and low Delta m2 region relevant to explain the atmospheric neutrino anomaly. The experiment relies on a good identification of quasi-elastic interactions, which is a clean topology that has an important contribution in the lowest Delta m2 part of the region probed. The detector we studied is a fine grained liquid scintillator detector of 15 kilotons, optimized to detect electrons from tau -> e bar(nue) nutau decays, while rejecting backgrounds from pi0 in numu interactions and electrons from the nue beam contamination. As a reference, the proposed numu neutrino beam from CERN to Gran Sasso was used.
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