Abstract
Neutrino oscillation physics enters the precision era, and the modeling of neutrino-nucleus interactions constitutes a challenging source of systematic uncertainty for such measurements. A new generation of detectors is being developed to measure the complete (exclusive) final state of particles resulting from neutrino interactions. To fully benefit from the improved detector capabilities, precise simulations of the nuclear effects on the final-state nucleons are needed. We have employed the Intra-Nuclear Cascade of Liège model to simulate the propagation of hadrons through the nuclear medium after the neutrino interaction to address this problem. We present a characterization of the hadronic final state after Final State Interactions (FSI) and comparisons to available measurements of transverse kinematic imbalance. The study presented here [1] is a crucial milestone towards the precise simulation of final state interactions in neutrino-nucleus interactions and a complete estimation of related uncertainties.
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