We show that antihydrogen production is the dominant process when mixing antiprotons and positrons in the ATHENA apparatus, and that the initial production rate exceeds 300 Hz, decaying to 30 Hz within 10 s. A fraction of 65% of all observed annihilations is due to antihydrogen.

High rate production of antihydrogen

FONTANA, ANDREA;GENOVA, PABLO;MONTAGNA, PAOLO MARIA;ROTONDI, ALBERTO;
2004-01-01

Abstract

We show that antihydrogen production is the dominant process when mixing antiprotons and positrons in the ATHENA apparatus, and that the initial production rate exceeds 300 Hz, decaying to 30 Hz within 10 s. A fraction of 65% of all observed annihilations is due to antihydrogen.
2004
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Tematica Ex SIR: ATHENA: produzione e rivelazione di antiatomi di idrogeno (Classif. Ex SIR:Articoli su riviste ISI )
Antiidrogeno; Positroni; Antiprotoni; Penning Trap
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Amoretti, M.; Bazzano, Giulia; Filippini, Valerio; Fontana, Andrea; Genova, Pablo; Marchesotti, Marco; Montagna, PAOLO MARIA; Rotondi, Alberto; Et, Al...espandi
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