PUMA experiment

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The PUMA experiment is a physics research project that studies the properties and interactions of antiprotons and antimatter using low-energy antiproton beams.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf antimatter experiment
physics experiment
research project
employs Penning traps
ion traps
magnetic confinement of antiprotons
precision measurement techniques
energyRegime low energy
field antimatter physics
particle physics
goal improve understanding of antimatter properties
probe fundamental symmetries using antiprotons
study antiproton–nucleus interactions at low energies
investigates annihilation of antiprotons in nuclear matter
antiproton binding in exotic systems
antiproton scattering at low energies
researchFocus interactions of antiprotons with matter
interactions of antiprotons with nuclei
properties of antiprotons
studies antimatter
antiprotons
low-energy antiproton interactions
subjectOf research in antimatter physics
studies of fundamental interactions with antiprotons
topic antiproton–atom interactions
antiproton–nucleus annihilation
low-energy antiproton physics
structure of nuclei probed with antiprotons
typeOfBeam low-energy antiproton beam
uses low-energy antiproton beams
stored antiproton beams
trapped antiprotons

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AD feeds PUMA experiment
subject surface form: "Antiproton Decelerator"
Antiproton Decelerator providesBeamTo PUMA experiment

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