Quest for Connecting Quarks to the Cosmos
Strangeness Nuclear Physics at J-PARC
WCU Center for HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS
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J-PARC (Japan
Proton Accelerator Research Complex) is a research facility at Tokai,
Japan, which provides most intense proton beam in the world. Many
experiments including high-energy and nuclear physics will be performed
here. The Q2C group is leading two experiments in the field of strangeness
nuclear physics, in which an exotic degree of freedom, strangeness
(strange quark), is added to conventional nuclei.
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J-PARC 50-GeV PS E18 Coincidence measurement of the weak decay of 12 ΛC and three-body weak interaction process more...>> J-PARC 50-GeV PS E03 Measurement of X Rays from Ξ-Atom more...>> J-PARC Homepage |
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What's New? The first kaon beam was successfully extracted on Jan. 27, 2009 The next beamtime will start in October 2009
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