Positrons are used to cool antiprotons for the first time. The oppositely charged positrons and antiprotons are first simultaneously accumulated in separate Penning trap volumes, and then are spatially merged in a nested Penning trap. The antiprotons cool until they reach a low relative velocity with respect to the cold positrons, the situation expected to be optimal for the production of cold antihydrogen. (C) 2001 Published by Elsevier Science B.V
Antihydrogen is formed when antiprotons are mixed with cold positrons in a nested Penning trap. We ...
Evaporative cooling has proven to be an invaluable technique in atomic physics, allowing for the stu...
AbstractThe stacking of cold antiprotons is currently the only way to accumulate the large numbers o...
A new physical mechanism for positron accumulation is explained and demonstrated. Strongly magnetize...
Only our ATRAP Collaboration is yet able to accumulate and store 4.2 K antiprotons and positrons. Th...
Low energy antiprotons and cold positrons are stored together and observed to interact for the first...
Progress in the quest for cold antihydrogen includes the first substantial accumulation of cold posi...
The production and study of cold antihydrogen will require the manipulation of dense and cold, singl...
The production of antihydrogen is examined in the light of recent experimental results on a techniqu...
We demonstrate cooling of 10^4 antiprotons in a dense, cold plasma of ∼10^8 positrons, confined in a...
Antihydrogen, the bound state of a positron and an antiproton, is the only neutral pure antimatter s...
We demonstrate cooling of 10^4 antiprotons in a dense, cold plasma of ∼10^8 positrons, confined in a...
The stacking of cold antiprotons is currently the only way to accumulate the large numbers of the co...
Cold antihydrogen is produced when antiprotons are repeatedly driven into collisions with cold posit...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Physics, 2002.Includes bibliographi...
Antihydrogen is formed when antiprotons are mixed with cold positrons in a nested Penning trap. We ...
Evaporative cooling has proven to be an invaluable technique in atomic physics, allowing for the stu...
AbstractThe stacking of cold antiprotons is currently the only way to accumulate the large numbers o...
A new physical mechanism for positron accumulation is explained and demonstrated. Strongly magnetize...
Only our ATRAP Collaboration is yet able to accumulate and store 4.2 K antiprotons and positrons. Th...
Low energy antiprotons and cold positrons are stored together and observed to interact for the first...
Progress in the quest for cold antihydrogen includes the first substantial accumulation of cold posi...
The production and study of cold antihydrogen will require the manipulation of dense and cold, singl...
The production of antihydrogen is examined in the light of recent experimental results on a techniqu...
We demonstrate cooling of 10^4 antiprotons in a dense, cold plasma of ∼10^8 positrons, confined in a...
Antihydrogen, the bound state of a positron and an antiproton, is the only neutral pure antimatter s...
We demonstrate cooling of 10^4 antiprotons in a dense, cold plasma of ∼10^8 positrons, confined in a...
The stacking of cold antiprotons is currently the only way to accumulate the large numbers of the co...
Cold antihydrogen is produced when antiprotons are repeatedly driven into collisions with cold posit...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Physics, 2002.Includes bibliographi...
Antihydrogen is formed when antiprotons are mixed with cold positrons in a nested Penning trap. We ...
Evaporative cooling has proven to be an invaluable technique in atomic physics, allowing for the stu...
AbstractThe stacking of cold antiprotons is currently the only way to accumulate the large numbers o...