  We study neutrino-induced nucleon knockout off atomic nuclei and examine the
polarization properties of the ejectile. A detailed study of the spin
dependence of the outgoing nucleon is presented. The numerical results are
derived within a non-relativistic plane-wave impulse-approximation approach.
Our calculations reveal large polarization asymmetries, and clear
dissimilarities between neutrino- and antineutrino-induced reactions. They
reflect the fact that neutrino-induced nucleon knockout is dominated by the
transverse axial current and gains its major contributions from forward nucleon
emission and backward lepton scattering.
