Abstract
We report first results of re-acceleration of thermal muons, which were generated by laser resonant ionization of muonium atoms. The re-accelerated beam (slow muon beam) has better energy resolution and space distribution compared to initial surface muon beam, and its use will extend the scope of muon spin relaxation technique from bulk material to thin film, multi-layers, surfaces and extremely small samples. The yield of slow muons obtained during the first beam time was 0.03 muons/s.
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