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Quantifying Information Hierarchy for Neutrino Oscillation Parameters at JUNO
Since neutrinos are quantum systems inherently, the precision with which oscillation parameters can be estimated ultimately depends on how much information about these parameters is encoded in the neutrino state and how efficiently that information can be extracted through measurement. In this work,
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