
Weighing the antiproton
The ASACUSA collaboration has just published a determination of the antiproton charge and mass to an incredible six parts in a hundred million. How was this impressive precision achieved and why is ...
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The ASACUSA collaboration has just published a determination of the antiproton charge and mass to an incredible six parts in a hundred million. How was this impressive precision achieved and why is ...
After coming into operation last year, CERN's Antiproton Decelerator (AD) has got up to speed for physics this year.
An experiment at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center has recently focused positron beams by means of a plasma lens. This is the first time this process has been observed.
Now coming into action for physics is CERN's new Antiproton Decelerator, opening another chapter of CERN's tradition of physics with antiprotons.
Gordon Kane, reviews in 2000 Antimatter - the Ultimate Mirror.
Experiments at CERN's low-energy antiproton ring (LEAR), closed in 1996, brought many very-high-precision and sometimes surprising antiproton results.
At first sight, physics and theatre are difficult to mix, but this is no reason not to try. Together, the genius of Dirac, the dilemma of antimatter, an unusual setting and some physical and mental ...
This winter, CERN's LEP pit formed the backdrop for an unusual theatrical performance portraying Paul Dirac's mathematical discovery of antimatter symmetry.
A recent workshop in Japan set the scene for a range of experiments at CERN's AD machine, which will synthesize and explore atoms of antimatter. John Eades reports.
Antiprotons have been a highlight of close-of-the-century physics. CERN's Antiproton Decelerator will continue this tradition into the 21st century.