The Nuance Neutrino Monte Carlo: Present Status and Future Plans D. Casper University of California, Irvine.

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The Nuance Neutrino Monte Carlo: Present Status and Future Plans D. Casper University of California, Irvine

Brief History Originally developed (ca. 1989) for IMB experiment Essentially rewritten in for Super-Kamiokande Attempt at more universal interface, extended functionality Note: not official Super-K Monte Carlo First public release (v2) Summer 2002 (hep-ph ) Adopted (or plans to adopt) by: MiniBooNE SNO (atmospheric analysis) MINOS (upward-going muons)

Physics Model: Quasi-Elastic Uses vanilla Smith-Moniz relativistic Fermi gas calculation k F = constant Fixed potential Agrees well with e-scattering and K2K FGD data (for leptons) Recoil nucleons may have some problems due to hard p > k F cutoff

Physics Model: Resonances Rein & Seghal (1979) model Interference of resonances (and non-resonant background), harmonic oscillator quark model Angular distribution of pions (in resonance rest frame) averaged Treatment of non-resonant background suspect Some evidence of disagreement with K2K near detector data at smallest |Q 2 | ~ 0

Work in Progress: DIS Goal: Implement Bodek & Yang ’03 DIS model (using GRV 98 pdf’s) Standalone B&Y prototype program (including event generation with PYTHIA) now working Still needs to be integrated with Nuance PYTHIA interface (getting it to generate event with the scaling variables you tell it) has taken 90% of the tiime

Hadronic Mass Comparison

Q 2 Comparison

Scaling Variable (  w )

Work in Progress: Rein ’87 Model Trying to implement Rein ’87 resonance model in standalone prototype Similar to R&S ‘79, main difference is non- resonant background Also get pion angular distribution See if Q 2 agrees with Rein 79 So far, unable to get reasonable results Still trying to understand calculation – there seem to be contradictory equations Wrote to Rein, but response doubtful (retired?)

Other Features and Processes Many other bells and whistles included Coherent and diffractive pion production Use Rein-Seghal models Little data at low energies, low-A Final state interactions in Oxygen nucleus Need to add formation zone logic Upward-going muons A. Habig developing new muon propagation model Proton decay, supernovae, 3-neutrino oscillation, etc Low priority

Future Plans: Interface Present interface, while powerful for experts, is poorly documented, clunky and intimidating for new users ZEBRA (TZ) based Needs a manual desperately Problem: how to preserve flexibility while making program more accessible? KUIP-based (PAW-like) interface? Compatibility with GEANT (geometry/materials) would also be desirable

Availability Posted on the web at: Automated install script Runs on L/unix or Windows

Next Major Release A new major release (v3) is planned for the Spring: Bodek & Yang 2003 DIS Model, GRV pdf’s Improved parton shower/fragmentation; eliiminate LEPTO Include EMC effect Improved Resonant/DIS connection How to accomplish still unclear… Rein 87 resonance model Pion angular distribution included Improved treatment of non-resonant background  N  channel Improved muon propagation for upward mu’s (A. Habig) Formation zones (?) Clean-up of obsolete code, many minor improvements

Features Still Missing in v3 A user manual A better interface (KUIP based?) Cleaner, ZEBRA-free coding Would require rewriting in a different language (Fortran 90, C++, ???) Electron beams Getting closer, though A high priority for the following release More general (non-Oxygen) nuclear FSI FLUKA would be clear choice, once made public

Comments From generator point of view, H 2 and D 2 targets are essential Modeling of nuclear targets based on free nucleons From LBL/Proton Decay point of view, O 2 target also seems very worthwhile Focus on target materials actually used in real world: O, Ar, Fe, ???  0, K , proton, and 2-  measurements also vital Very limited existing data Important backgrounds to current and future experiments