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The J-PARC accelerator complex consists of 3 accelerators, a linear accelerator, a rapid cycle synchrotron (RCS, 3GeV) and a 50 GeV (Max) synchrotron. Each accelerator provides the experimental faculties (materials and life science, hadron physics, neutrinos, transmutation) with a high intensity beam. The secondary particles, such as neutrons, mesons as well as neutrinos from these mesons, are produced by bombarding a target with an intense proton beam.

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J-PARC CENTER NEWS
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dotWe have redesigned J-PARC website (Dec. 19, 2011)

dotAbout the restoration of East Japan Great Earthquake (J-PARC)(Dec. 9, 2011)

dotConfirmation of neutral kaons in the KL beam line at Hadron Hall, J-PARC(Dec. 7,2009)
TOKAI-MURA, IBARAKI - The collaboration of Experiment E14, led by Professor Taku Yamanaka of Osaka University and abbreviated as KOTO, has successfully confirmed neutral kaons in the KL beam line at the Hadron Hall of J-PARC.

dotT2K Neutrino Beamline Started Operation (Apr. 24, 2009)
At 19:09(JST) on April 23, the Tokai to Kamioka (T2K) long baseline neutrino oscillation experiment confirmed the first neutrino beam production by observing the muons produced by the proton beam in the neutrino facility at Japan Proton Accelerator Complex (J-PARC).

dotThe Seventh J-PARC Program Advisory Committee was held (Mar. 16, 2009)
On March 6-7, the 7th J-PARC Program Advisory Committee (PAC) was held at KEK Tsukuba Campus, having 15 members including 5 from abroad.

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J-PARC Project Newsletter Accelerator Hilight

dotRECOVERY STATUS OF THE ACCELERATOR FROM THE EARTHQUAKE DISASTER ---more
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dotRECOVERY STATUS OF THE ACCELERATOR FROM THE EARTHQUAKE DISASTER ---more
(J-PARC Project Newsletter No.46, Oct. 21, 2011)

dotRECOVERY STATUS OF THE ACCELERATOR FROM THE EARTHQUAKE DISASTER ---more
(J-PARC Project Newsletter No.45, Jul. 25, 2011)

dotSTATUS OF ACCELERATOR FACILITIES ---more
(J-PARC Project Newsletter Special Issue, May 27, 2011)

dot145 KW BEAM FOR THE NEUTRINO USER RUN ---more
(J-PARC Project Newsletter No.44, Apr. 26, 2011)

dotTHE SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENTS WERE SUCCESSFULLY FINISHED---more
(J-PARC Project Newsletter No.43, Jan. 25, 2011)

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