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We report the results of a search for $\nu_{e}$ appearance in a $\nu_{\mu}$ beam in the MINOS long-baseline neutrino experiment.
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The library composition is 40% ν e \nu_{e} CC (signal) and 60% NC (background). Only NC background events are needed to obtain good performance, as potentially mis-identified ν μ \nu_{\mu} CC and ν τ \nu_{\tau} CC events look quite similar to NC events. We note that the performance of LEM is measured on all event classes
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We assume an electron number density of 8.28 × 10 23 cm − 3 8.28\mathord{\times}10^{23}\ \mathrm{cm}^{-3}
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The older techniques applied to this data set yield a nearly identical best fit value (shifted by + 0.0005 \mathord{+}0.0005 ) but a less constraining 90% C.L. upper limit ( + 0.015 \mathord{+}0.015 )
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