The measurement of θ13 and δ: the role of the uncertainties on the solar and atmospheric parameters
D. Meloni
Abstract
In this talk we show how the errors on solar and atmospheric parameters affect the measurement of the unknown PMNS parameters θ13 and δ at future LBL facilities. Performing three parameters fits in θ13, δ and, in turn, one of the atmospheric or solar parameters, we show that present uncertainties on θ23 and Δm223 worsen significantly the precision on (θ13,δ) whereas the solar sector does not introduce further uncertainties. A precision on the atmospheric parameters similar to what expected at T2K-I is necessary to improve the sensitivities to θ13 and δ.
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