AEgIS

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AEgIS is a CERN-based physics experiment designed to precisely measure how gravity affects antimatter, particularly antihydrogen, using advanced interferometry and spectroscopy techniques.

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instanceOf CERN experiment ⓘ
physics experiment ⓘ
acronymFor Antimatter Experiment: Gravity, Interferometry, Spectroscopy ⓘ
aimsToMeasure gravitational acceleration g for antihydrogen ⓘ
collaborationSize dozens of physicists ⓘ
collaborationType international collaboration ⓘ
country Switzerland ⓘ
dataType antihydrogen annihilation events ⓘ
field antimatter physics ⓘ
gravitational physics ⓘ
particle physics ⓘ
fullName Antimatter Experiment: Gravity, Interferometry, Spectroscopy ⓘ
fundamentalQuestion does antimatter fall with the same acceleration as matter ⓘ
goalPrecision percent-level measurement of antihydrogen free-fall ⓘ
hostOrganization CERN ⓘ
locatedIn Antiproton Decelerator hall ⓘ
CERN ⓘ
organizationType scientific collaboration ⓘ
primaryObjective measure gravitational acceleration of antihydrogen ⓘ
produces antihydrogen atoms ⓘ
relatedTo ALPHA experiment ⓘ
ATRAP experiment ⓘ
BASE experiment ⓘ
GBAR experiment ⓘ
researchFocus antihydrogen ⓘ
equivalence principle tests with antimatter ⓘ
gravity on antimatter ⓘ
sponsor CERN member state institutions ⓘ
startContext post-2000 CERN Antiproton Decelerator program ⓘ
status operational ⓘ
studies matter–antimatter symmetry in gravity ⓘ
testsHypothesis weak equivalence principle for antimatter ⓘ
usesDetector position-sensitive annihilation detector ⓘ
usesFacility Antiproton Decelerator ⓘ
usesMethod horizontal beam of antihydrogen ⓘ
measurement of vertical deflection due to gravity ⓘ
usesParticle antiproton ⓘ
positron ⓘ
usesTechnique Rydberg excitation of antihydrogen ⓘ
cold antihydrogen production ⓘ
interferometry ⓘ
moiré deflectometer ⓘ
spectroscopy ⓘ
website https://aegis.web.cern.ch/ ⓘ

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