Extra Low ENergy Antiproton ring

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The Extra Low ENergy Antiproton (ELENA) ring is a deceleration and storage facility at CERN designed to slow antiprotons to very low energies for precision antimatter experiments.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf CERN facility
antiproton decelerator
decelerator ring
storage ring
abbreviation ELENA
adjacentFacility Antiproton Decelerator
beamEnergyRange from 5.3 MeV to 100 keV
beamParticle antiproton
circumference about 30.4 m
constructionStart 2011
country Switzerland
enables gravity measurements with antihydrogen
precision spectroscopy of antihydrogen
tests of CPT symmetry with antimatter
energyReductionFactor about 50
extractionEnergy 100 keV
feedsFrom Antiproton Decelerator
firstBeamCirculation 2016
funding CERN member states
hasComponent bending magnets
electron cooler
electrostatic transfer lines
quadrupole magnets
radio-frequency system
improves antiproton trapping efficiency
injectionEnergy 5.3 MeV
locatedIn CERN
Meyrin
surface form: Meyrin, Switzerland
operator CERN
partOf CERN accelerator complex
purpose decelerate antiprotons to very low energies
enable precision measurements with antimatter
improve efficiency of antiproton use
provide low-energy antiprotons for antimatter experiments
reduces antiproton beam emittance
scientificField antimatter research
particle physics
servesExperiment AEgIS
ALPHA
ATRAP
BASE
GBAR
PUMA
other low-energy antimatter experiments
shape hexagonal ring
startOfOperation around 2017
status operational
technology electron cooling
electrostatic beam transport

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ELENA ring acronymFor Extra Low ENergy Antiproton ring
ELENA fullName Extra Low ENergy Antiproton ring
ELENA acronymFor Extra Low ENergy Antiproton ring