SAMURAI in its operation phase for RIBF users
The Superconducting Analyzer for Multi-particles from Radioisotope beams, SAMURAI, with a large angular and momentum acceptance has entered into the phase of physics experiments. Several experiments have been already run with invariant mass spectroscopy using heavy ions and neutrons, as well as miss...
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