A magnetic trap for antihydrogen confinement

Bertsche, W; Boston, A; Bowe, P.D; Cesar, C.L; Chapman, S; Charlton, M; Chartier, M; Deutsch, A; Fajans, J; Fujiwara, M.C; Funakoshi, R; Gomberoff, K; Hangst, J.S; Hayano, R.S; Jenkins, M.J; Jørgensen, L.V; Ko, P; Madsen, N; Nolan, P; Page, R.D; Posada, L.G.C; Povilus, A; Sarid, E; Silveira, D.M; der, D.P. van; Yamazaki, Y; Parker, B; Escallier, J; Ghosh, A; der, Dirk van

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A magnetic trap for antihydrogen confinement

W Bertsche, A Boston, P.D Bowe, C.L Cesar, S Chapman, M Charlton, M Chartier, A Deutsch, J Fajans, M.C Fujiwara, R Funakoshi, K Gomberoff, J.S Hangst, R.S Hayano, M.J Jenkins, L.V Jørgensen, P Ko, N Madsen, P Nolan, R.D Page, L.G.C Posada, A Povilus, E Sarid, D.M Silveira, D.P. van der Werf, Y Yamazaki, B Parker, J Escallier, A Ghosh, Dirk van der Werf

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment, Volume: 566, Issue: 2, Pages: 746 - 756

Swansea University Author: Dirk van der Werf

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The goal of the ALPHA collaboration at CERN is to test CPT conservation by comparing the 1S–2S transitions of hydrogen and antihydrogen. To reach the ultimate accuracy of 1 part in 1018, the (anti)atoms must be trapped. Using current technology, only magnetic minimum traps can confine (anti)hydrogen...

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