ALPHA

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ALPHA is a CERN-based experimental collaboration that studies the properties of antihydrogen to test fundamental symmetries in physics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf CERN experiment
antihydrogen experiment
particle physics experiment
scientific collaboration
aimsTo compare hydrogen and antihydrogen properties
test CPT symmetry
test fundamental symmetries of nature
basedAt CERN Antiproton Decelerator hall NERFINISHED
collaborationMembers research institutes
universities
collaborationType international collaboration
dataUsedFor precision tests of fundamental physics
field antimatter physics
fundamental symmetries
particle physics
hostInstitution CERN NERFINISHED
locatedIn CERN
Meyrin, Switzerland NERFINISHED
objective measure antihydrogen spectral lines
produce cold antihydrogen atoms
test matter–antimatter symmetry
trap antihydrogen atoms for long durations
produces scientific publications on antihydrogen
relatedTo AEgIS NERFINISHED
ATRAP NERFINISHED
BASE experiment NERFINISHED
GBAR NERFINISHED
researchFocus gravitational behavior of antihydrogen
magnetic trapping of antihydrogen
spectroscopy of antihydrogen
studies antihydrogen
studiesPropertyOfAntihydrogen 1S–2S transition
hyperfine structure
magnetic moment
response to gravity
testsPrinciple CPT invariance
equivalence principle NERFINISHED
testsTheory Standard Model of particle physics NERFINISHED
uses Penning traps
antiprotons
magnetic traps
positrons
usesFacility Antiproton Decelerator NERFINISHED
usesTechnique cryogenic technology
laser spectroscopy
microwave spectroscopy

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