Ultra Slow Muon microscope at MUSE / J-PARC

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We report current constructing states of the Ultra Slow Muon Beam at U-line / MUSE / J-PARC, which are supported by thermal muonium (Mu, μ+e-) production with the most intense pulsed slow muon beam, laser resonant ionization, and transportation of Ultra Slow Muon Beam. A thermal Mu is produced by a hot tungsten foil in a Mu-production chamber. At the laser resonant ionization process, a thermal Mu is ionized by coherent vacuum ultraviolet radiation and coherent 355-nm radiation. The coherent radiation sources are developed at RIKEN, installed in a laser cabin, and connected via a VUV steering chamber with the Mu-production chamber.

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Nakamura, J., Nagatomo, T., Oishi, Y., Ikedo, Y., Strasser, P., Saito, N., … Torikai, E. (2014). Ultra Slow Muon microscope at MUSE / J-PARC. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 502). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/502/1/012042

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