Abstract
Abstract A recent application of soft-pion techniques to the study of pion production in neutrino-induced reactions is examined and discussed. An alternative approach, also based on PCAC and current algebra, is proposed and approximate results concerning the production, not necessarily at rest, of a physical pion are derived.
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