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There are 3 paths available for particle identification (PID): just the TPCs, TPCs and Barrel ECAL or TPCs and the Downstream ECAL. The fraction of electron candidates in each PID branch is shown in the table below. Monte Carlo simulations show that whilst the final sample is 92% pure in electrons, only 27% of these are from ʋ e CC interactions, with the main background being from photons showering in the FGDs. Photon conversions in the FGDs are the largest source of background in the selection. They make up 65% of all events at this stage. To reduce photon contamination several cuts are applied:

Measurement of the intrinsic electron neutrino and electron anti-neutrino components in the T2K beam with the ND280 Tracker