Abstract
Coherent single-pion production on neon nuclei is studied using the Fermilab 15-ft bubble chamber filled with a heavy Ne-H{sub 2} mixture and exposed to the Tevatron neutrino beam. In the neutrino energy range 40--300 GeV, the net signal is 20{plus minus}6 events, giving a corrected rate per charged-current event of (0.26{plus minus}0.10)%. The cross section and kinematic distributions agree with the predictions of a model based on partial conservation of axial-vector current and meson dominance.
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