TRIUMF survey of muon beams

Comparison of muon rates in various beamlines

Mega beam line at LAMPF (now called LANCE)

This beamline has been decommissioned and may be available. Contactperson: Martin Cooper, 505-667-2929, mcooper@lanl.gov

Three pages from the LAMPF Users Handbook.

This beam was designed by Pat Thompson, now at BNL/RHIC, 516-344-7635.

See, P.A. Thompson et al, `The Stopped Muon Channel at LAMPF', NIM 161, 391 (1979).

BNL D Line

The "Gif image" includes the D2 muon channel

Muon beam lines at the Paul Scherrer Institute

1. µE1 beam line

2. µE4 beam line

TRIUMF M-20 beam line

The M-arena of the Japan Hadron Project at KEK

The RIKEN-RAL Muon Facililty

Photograph and key.

The proposed PRISM facility in Japan will provide a test bed for many aspects of a neutrino factory front end. Another sketch of PRISM.

The MECO experiment at BNL will build a muon beamline that could be operated with 10^12 muons in 6 pulses over 2.5 microsec. Superseded by the Mu2e experiment at Fermilab.

Workshop on Muon Sources at TRIUMF, March, 2000.