Raw data for neutrino oscillations

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I'm looking to analyse data in favour of neutrino oscillations for my masters project. I know John Bahcall has some on his website, but this is for solar neutrino oscillations and takes account of the MSW effect. Does anyone know where any raw data for atmospheric neutrino oscillations (i.e. independent of the MSW effect) might be found?

Any other suggestions about doing data analysis for neutrino oscillations would be appreciated

Thanks in advance
 
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Not exactly what i was looking for, but thanks anyway. A lot of raw data form recent experiments isn't released until years later so i was hoping to do an analysis of some early experiments.

Basicly what would be useful, would be the data 'Survival probability' vs 'energy'. Anyone know where that would be published?

Cheers again
 
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