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Measurement of the mean excitation energy of liquid argon
The mean excitation energy (I-value) of liquid argon is a critical input for energy estimation in neutrino oscillation experiments. It is measured to be $(188\pm8)$eV using the range of 404MeV protons from the Fermilab Linac. This compares to the author's recent evaluation of $(197\pm7)$eV based on
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