Latest Neutrino Scattering Results From MiniBooNE

Presented by Sam Zeller, Los Alamos National Laboratory

The MiniBooNE experiment at Fermilab has amassed the world's largest
collection of neutrino and antineutrino events in the 1 GeV energy
range; a sample that includes both quasi-elastic scattering and single
pion production processes. Such reactions have not been probed in
detail for decades, having been first studied in bubble and spark
chamber experiments. More precise measurements are sorely needed and
yield important constraints for neutrino oscillation experiments
operating in this few-GeV energy range. With an order of magnitude
larger statistics than historically available, study of the MiniBooNE
events is already providing interesting insight into low energy
neutrino scattering on nuclei. New results on these scattering cross
sections and their relevance for oscillation experiments will be
discussed.