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| 9 | \begin{document}
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| 10 |   \title{ {
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| 11 |         Flux normalization in GLoBES 2.0.11
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| 12 |   } }
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| 13 |         \author{J.E Campagne - LAL}
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| 14 |   \maketitle
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| 15 | %
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| 16 | \section*{Introduction}
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| 17 | The present situation is the following: we use the files sploptiplusmauro.dat (sploptiminusmauro.dat) which are fluxes ($dN(E)$) expressed in terms of numbers of neutrino species per $100 m^2$ per year and binned every $BWF\equiv0.02GeV$ and computed at $L=130km$.
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| 19 | Internally, GLoBES v2.0.11 uses these fluxes with some {\it a priori} and at the end of the day it turns out that:
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| 20 | \begin{equation}
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| 21 |         dN(E)\times \frac{1}{L^2} \times \mathrm{norme2}(0) \times \mathrm{@norm} \times \Delta T
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| 22 | \end{equation}
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| 23 | with $\mathrm{norme2}(0) = 5.198927 = 6.02204 10^{-12}\ 295^2\ 9.92033 10^6$ the result of a function in \verb|glb_fluxes.c|. 
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| 27 | \end{document}
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