Development status and future plan of meson beam experiments at home and abroad postprint

Abstract: Meson beam and nucleus collision experiments have played an important role in the field of nuclear physics and particle physics at medium and high energies, especially in the study of hadron spectroscopy, where a series of important experimental measurements have been achieved. In this paper, several typical meson beam experiments in the world are summarized, including J-PARC experiment in Japan, COMPASS experiment, AMBER experiment and HIKE experiment planned at CERN, GlueX experiment and EIC project at JLab in the United States. Furthermore, parameters of secondary meson beam are estimated based on HIAF facility in China, and physical measurements are discussed. Through the investigation of these experimental projects, the purpose is to provide some inspiration and reference for the further planning and construction of meson beam experimental equipment in China and the related research on hadron physics.