The super omega muon beamline at J-PARC

The super omega muon beamline at J-PARC
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DOI:
10.1016/j.nima.2008.11.106
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发表时间:
2009-02
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
K. Nakahara;Y. Miyake;K. Shimomura;P. Strasser;K. Nishiyama;N. Kawamura;H. Fujimori;S. Makimura;A. Koda;K. Nagamine;T. Ogitsu;A. Yamamoto;T. Adachi;K. Sasaki;Kazushi Tanaka;N. Kimura;Y. Makida;Y. Ajima;K. Ishida;Y. Matsuda
K. Nakahara;Y. Miyake;K. Shimomura;P. Strasser;K. Nishiyama;N. Kawamura;H. Fujimori;S. Makimura;A. Koda;K. Nagamine;T. Ogitsu;A. Yamamoto;T. Adachi;K. Sasaki;Kazushi Tanaka;N. Kimura;Y. Makida;Y. Ajima;K. Ishida;Y. Matsuda
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理3区
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作者:
K. Nakahara;Y. Miyake;K. Shimomura;P. Strasser;K. Nishiyama;N. Kawamura;H. Fujimori;S. Makimura;A. Koda;K. Nagamine;T. Ogitsu;A. Yamamoto;T. Adachi;K. Sasaki;Kazushi Tanaka;N. Kimura;Y. Makida;Y. Ajima;K. Ishida;Y. Matsuda

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材料和生命科学设施(MLF)目前正在日本东海的J-PARC建造中。该设施同时容纳了Muon(石墨)和中子(汞)生产目标,并位于3GeV质子光束线的末端。超级欧米茄Muon光束线(四条次级Muon光束线之一)以45°的角度向后延伸,将表面μ+和云μ−传输到实验2号展厅。建成后,它将产生世界上最高强度的脉冲Muon束,功率为4×10~8μ+/S和107μ−/S,将用于各种目的,如Muon催化聚变实验和产生超慢Muon。光束线由正常导电俘获螺线管、超导输运螺线管和Dai Omega型轴向聚焦磁体组成。目前,捕获螺线管的建造工作已接近完成。运输螺线管的设计正在进行中,测试螺线管将在2008年夏天制造和测试。轴向聚焦磁体用于将Muon束聚焦到实验目标上,正在考虑中,特别强调它与传输螺线管的兼容性。
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