This analysis demonstrates determining neutrino mass hierarchy using CP-blind observables with magnetized detectors, suggesting practical applications for neutrino studies.
High density magnetized detectors are well suited to exploit the outstanding purity and intensities of novel neutrino sources like Neutrino Factories and Beta Beams. They can also provide independent measurements of leptonic mixing parameters through the observation of atmospheric muon-neutrinos. In this paper, we discuss the combination of these observables from a multi-kton iron detector and a high energy Beta Beam; in particular, we demonstrate that even with moderate detector granularities the neutrino mass hierarchy can be determined for \θ₁₃ values greater than 4^\∘.
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