A new muon beam line for fundamental physics study in J-PARC

10 Sept 2013, 18:00
3h
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Dr Naritoshi Kawamura (KEK)

Description

Since the first beam in 2008, Muon Facility, J-PARC (MUSE) has been operated, and the beam intensity reached at the 3E+6/s, the most intense pulsed muon beam in the world, under 200-kW proton beam. From the 2-cm thick graphite target, four secondary muon beam lines are able to be extracted to the experimental areas. A new beam line is planed to be constructed. This beamline is designed to have a large acceptance, momentum tunablity, and ability of kicker-device and wien filter use. This beam line will provide an intense beam for fundamental physics which will occupy the experimental area for a long time in comparison with material-science programs. The design work and the schedule be presented.

Summary

A new beam line, which will be constracted in Muon Facility, J-PARC, is dedicated to fundamental physics study.
Details of this new beam line will be presented.

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Co-authors

Dr Koichiro Shimomura (KEK) Dr Masaharu Aoki (University of Osaka) Dr Naohito Saito (KEK) Dr Tsutomu Mibe (KEK) Dr Yasuhiro Miyake (KEK)

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