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Constraints given by the atmospheric neutrino-induced muon flux on the neutrinonucleon interactions at high energies

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It is shown that from the measured neutrino-induced muon flux we can derive constraints on the neutrino-nucleon interactions at high energies. It is pointed out that if the structure functions in the deep-inelasticvN scattering exhibit scale invariant behaviour, then the slope (c) of the totalvN cross section (σcE) is necessarily less than 0.8 in agreement with predictions of gluon-quark parton models. If intermediate vector boson exists, then at 3 standard deviationsm w > 2GeV.

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Kunszt, Z. Constraints given by the atmospheric neutrino-induced muon flux on the neutrinonucleon interactions at high energies. Acta Physica 35, 3–27 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03159737

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