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COHERENT Collaboration data release from the first detection of coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering on argon

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COHERENT Collaboration: D. Akimov , J.B. Albert , P. An , C. Awe , P.S. Barbeau , B. Becker , V. Belov , M.A. Blackston
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L. Blokland A. Bolozdynya B. Cabrera-Palmer N. Chen D. Chernyak E. Conley R.L. Cooper J. Daughhetee M. del Valle Coello J.A. Detwiler M.R. Durand Y. Efremenko S.R. Elliott L. Fabris M. Febbraro W. Fox A. Galindo-Uribarri M.P. Green K.S. Hansen M.R. Heath S. Hedges M. Hughes T. Johnson M. Kaemingk L.J. Kaufman A. Khromov A. Konovalov E. Kozlova A. Kumpan L. Li J.T. Librande J.M. Link J. Liu K. Mann D.M. Markoff O. McGoldrick H. Moreno P.E. Mueller J. Newby D.S. Parno S. Penttila D. Pershey D. Radford R. Rapp H. Ray J. Raybern O. Razuvaeva D. Reyna G.C. Rich D. Rudik J. Runge D.J. Salvat K. Scholberg A. Shakirov G. Simakov G. Sinev W.M. Snow V. Sosnovtsev B. Suh R. Tayloe K. Tellez-Giron-Flores R.T. Thornton I. Tolstukhin J. Vanderwerp R.L. Varner C.J. Virtue G. Visser C. Wiseman T. Wongjirad J. Yang Y.-R. Yen J. Yoo C.-H. Yu J. Zettlemoyer
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Release of COHERENT collaboration data from the first detection of coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering (CEvNS) on argon. This release corresponds with the results of "Analysis A" published in Akimov et al., arXiv:2003.10630 [nucl-ex]. Data is shared in a binned, text-based format representing both "signal" and "backgrounds" along with associated uncertainties such that the included data can be used to perform independent analyses. This document describes the contents of the data release as well as guidance on the use of the data. Included example code in C++ (ROOT) and Python show one possible use of the included data.

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