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Combined sensitivity to the neutrino mass ordering with JUNO, the IceCube Upgrade, and PINGU

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FIG. 3. Nominal expected event distributions given true NO for our analysis binning in reconstructed neutrino cosine zenith cosð θ Z; reco Þ and reconstructed neutrino energy E ν; reco for the IceCube Upgrade (top) and PINGU (bottom) after 4 years of opera
Figure 3 shows the expected event distribution for 4 years of data taking given the more recent global NO inputs from Table III for the Upgrade as well as for PINGU.
Table IV gives the NMO sensitivity of the combined analysis for 6 years of data taking with each of the  experi-ments, for both true NO and true IO using the nominal oscillation input models of Table III
FIG. 6. Livetime evolution of the NMO sensitivity of each considered pair of experiments: stand-alone, the simple (quadratic) sum, and the combination
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