6th International Workshop on Neutrino-Nucleus Interactions in the Few-GeV Region (NUINT 09)

Session

Electron scattering and its connection to neutrino-nucleus interactions II

Electron scattering

18 May 2009, 17:00

Sitges (Barcelona) Spain

21. From electron scattering to neutrino physics

Dr Artur Ankowski (University of Wroclaw)

18/05/2009, 17:00

Electron scattering and its connections to neutrino-nucleus interactions

Talk

In neutrino scattering off nucleus, the uncertainties of the cross section come from the parameterization of the axial form factor and from nuclear effects. The approach currently applied in neutrino physics is to extract information about the elementary cross section (i.e. axial form factor) from scattering off nuclei. To make it possible, we have to describe nuclear effects in the most...

91. Empirical Fit to Inclusive Electron Scattering on Nuclei

Prof. Peter Bosted (Jefferson Lab)

18/05/2009, 17:30

Electron scattering and its connections to neutrino-nucleus interactions

Talk

An empirical fit has been made to inclusive electron scattering data on nuclei in the kinematic region $0<W<4$ GeV and $0<Q^2<10$ GeV$^2$. Several new high-precision data sets from Jefferson Lab were used to augment the existing world data set. Data on the deuteron and proton were used to obtain a fit to a free neutron target. Simple Fermi-smearing, Coulomb corrections, and a parametrization...

124. Nuclear effects in electron reactions and their impact in neutrino processes

Maria Benedetta Barbaro (Universita' di Torino)

18/05/2009, 18:00

Electron scattering and its connections to neutrino-nucleus interactions

Talk

It is suggested that the impact of nuclear dynamics on electron scattering cross sections can be extracted from the data and used to predict neutrino cross sections using the susperscaling properties of (e,e') data. The merits and limits of this approach will be illustrated and discussed.