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Intermediate energy neutrino physics

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Occasionally, our understanding of a situation in physics is apparently so clear that consequences of a particular experimental result can imply a substantial confrontation with our view of the physical world. The standard model of electroweak interactions is now so clear that a number of experimental consequences are precisely predicted. This seems like a delightful situation for experimenters, but the bad news is that the experiments on which the predictions rest are at least hard and certainly expensive. We will focus on one such an experiment in this talk; the principal goal of the experiment was to measure neutrino-electron scattering, and also to measure a number of other exclusive channels in neutrino scattering which have bearing on our view of hadronic electroweak interactions. Study of neutrino-proton scattering and neutrino oscillation is also reported. 29 figs

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31 p.
Report number
LA-UR--88-97

Conference

Title
Theoretical advanced summer institute.
Dates
6-24 Jul 1987.
Place
Santa Fe, NM (USA).

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Secondary number(s)
CONF-8707141--3.