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Status of the MicroBooNE inclusive single photon selection using Wire-Cell reconstruction

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Status of the MicroBooNE inclusive single photon selection using Wire-Cell reconstruction. / MicroBooNE Collaboration.
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MicroBooNE Collaboration 2022 'Status of the MicroBooNE inclusive single photon selection using Wire-Cell reconstruction'. https://doi.org/10.2172/2406203

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MicroBooNE Collaboration (2022). Status of the MicroBooNE inclusive single photon selection using Wire-Cell reconstruction. https://doi.org/10.2172/2406203

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MicroBooNE Collaboration. Status of the MicroBooNE inclusive single photon selection using Wire-Cell reconstruction. 2022 May 30. doi: 10.2172/2406203

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MicroBooNE Collaboration. / Status of the MicroBooNE inclusive single photon selection using Wire-Cell reconstruction. 2022.

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title = "Status of the MicroBooNE inclusive single photon selection using Wire-Cell reconstruction",
abstract = "MicroBooNE[1] is a Liquid Argon Time Project Chamber (LArTPC) detector whose primary design goal is to understand the “low-energy-excess” anomaly seen by MiniBooNE[2]. MicroBooNE{\textquoteright}s currently published results[3] [4] see no excess consistent with the MiniBooNE observation, therefore creating a need for searches in more channels. This note summarizes MicroBooNE{\textquoteright}s inclusive single photon selection using Wire-Cell reconstruction and pattern recognition, which will be used to search for a low-energy-excess (LEE) anomaly in the inclusive single photon channel. The selection is similar to the Wire-Cell inclusive electron neutrino selection[5], but with a different signal definition and some modifications and additions to the pattern recognition tools. A selection with 15.2% efficiency and 18.5% purity is achieved for simulated Standard Model single photon events.",
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day = "30",
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