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ATHENA antihydrogen production experiment
P.Loiez/L.Guiraud/CERN2000-08-02
CERN
Geneva, Switzerland
Antiprotons enter from the AD and are captured in a trap inside a superconducting magnet (left).The positron accumulator (right) provides the positrons for producing antihydrogen. The ATHENA experiment first succeeded in producing thousands of slow-moving antihydrogen atoms in August 2002.
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- Title: ATHENA antihydrogen production experiment
- Creator: P.Loiez/L.Guiraud/CERN
- Date Created: 2000-08-02
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