Alternative method for reconstruction of antihydrogen annihilation vertices

Amole, C; Ashkezari, M. D; Andresen, G. B; Baquero-Ruiz, M; Bertsche, W; Bowe, P. D; Butler, E; Cesar, C. L; Chapman, S; Charlton, M; Deller, A; Eriksson, S; Fajans, J; Friesen, T; Fujiwara, M. C; Gill, D. R; Gutierrez, A; Hangst, J. S; Hardy, W. N; Hayano, R. S; Hayden, M. E; Humphries, A. J; Hydomako, R; Jonsell, S; Kurchaninov, L; Madsen, N; Menary, S; Nolan, P; Olchanski, K; Olin, A; Povilus, A; Pusa, P; Robicheaux, F; Sarid, E; Silveira, D. M; So, C; Storey, J. W; Thompson, R. I; Werf, D. P; Wurtele, J. S; Yamazaki, Y; Madsen, Niels

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Alternative method for reconstruction of antihydrogen annihilation vertices

C Amole, M. D Ashkezari, G. B Andresen, M Baquero-Ruiz, W Bertsche, P. D Bowe, E Butler, C. L Cesar, S Chapman, M Charlton, A Deller, S Eriksson, J Fajans, T Friesen, M. C Fujiwara, D. R Gill, A Gutierrez, J. S Hangst, W. N Hardy, R. S Hayano, M. E Hayden, A. J Humphries, R Hydomako, S Jonsell, L Kurchaninov, N Madsen, S Menary, P Nolan, K Olchanski, A Olin, A Povilus, P Pusa, F Robicheaux, E Sarid, D. M Silveira, C So, J. W Storey, R. I Thompson, D. P Werf, J. S Wurtele, Y Yamazaki, Niels Madsen

LEAP 2011, Pages: 101 - 107

Swansea University Author: Niels Madsen

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DOI (Published version): 10.1007/978-94-007-5530-7_11

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The ALPHA experiment, located at CERN, aims to compare the properties of antihydrogen atoms with those of hydrogen atoms. The neutral antihydrogen atoms are trapped using an octupole magnetic trap. The trap region is surrounded by a three layered silicon detector used to reconstruct the antiproton a...

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Alternative method for reconstruction of antihydrogen annihilation vertices

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