ASACUSA experiment

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The ASACUSA experiment is a CERN-based research project that studies the properties of antiprotons and antihydrogen to test fundamental symmetries in physics.

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instanceOf CERN experiment
antimatter experiment
physics experiment
acronym ASACUSA
aimsToTest CPT symmetry
Standard Model
charge–parity–time reversal invariance
collaboratesWith international research institutions
contributesTo constraints on CPT violation
precision measurements of fundamental constants
country Switzerland
focusesOn hyperfine structure of antihydrogen
magnetic moment of the antiproton
precision spectroscopy of antihydrogen
precision spectroscopy of antiprotons
fullName Atomic Spectroscopy And Collisions Using Slow Antiprotons
hasGoal compare hydrogen and antihydrogen spectra
measure antiproton properties with high precision
hostOrganization CERN
involves European universities
Japanese universities
other international partners
locatedAt Antiproton Decelerator
CERN
partOf CERN Antiproton Decelerator program
relatedTo AEgIS experiment
ALPHA experiment
ATRAP experiment
BASE experiment
researchField antimatter physics
atomic physics
fundamental symmetries
particle physics
studies antihydrogen
antiproton
antiprotonic helium
tests fundamental constants symmetry between matter and antimatter
matter–antimatter symmetry
timePeriod 21st century
topic antihydrogen beam formation
antihydrogen production
spectroscopy of exotic atoms
uses Penning traps
magnetic traps
microwave spectroscopy
radiofrequency spectroscopy
slow antiprotons
usesFacility CERN Antiproton Decelerator

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ASACUSA experiment ("ASACUSA")
acronym
Antiproton Decelerator
feeds
Antiproton Decelerator
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