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November 24, 2009 | 12:28 pm

The first neutrino interaction event detected in one of the 14 modules of the T2K neutrino detector called the INGRID. A neutrino enters from the left and interacts within the detector, producing charged particles whose tracks are shown as the red circles. Each of the green cells in this figure is a detector for charged particles, and the size of the red circles indicates the size of the observed signal in that cell.

The first neutrino interaction event detected in one of the 14 modules of the T2K neutrino detector called the INGRID. A neutrino enters from the left and interacts within the detector, producing charged particles whose tracks are shown as the red circles. Each of the green cells in this figure is a detector for charged particles, and the size of the red circles indicates the size of the observed signal in that cell.

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