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Jeffrey S. Hangst
Autoresonant-spectrometric determination of the residual gas composition in the ALPHA experiment apparatus
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- C. Amole, York University ,
- M.D. Ashkezari, Simon Fraser University ,
- M. Baquero-Ruiz, University of California ,
- W. Bertsche, Swansea University ,
- E. Butler, CERN ,
- A. Capra, York University ,
- C.L. Cesar, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro ,
- S. Chapman, University of California ,
- M. Charlton, Swansea University ,
- S. Eriksson, Swansea University ,
- J. Fajans, University of California ,
- T. Friesen, University of Calgary, Canada
- M.C Fujiwara, University of Calgary, Canada
- D.R. Gill, TRIUMF ,
- A. Gutierrez, University of British Columbia ,
- J.S. Hangst
- W.N. Hardy, University of British Columbia ,
- M.E. Hayden, Simon Fraser University ,
- C.A. Isaac, Swansea University ,
- S. Jonsell, Stockholm University ,
- L. Kurchaninov, TRIUMF ,
- A. Little, University of California ,
- N. Madsen, Swansea University, Storbritannien
- J.T.K. McKenna, University of Liverpool ,
- S. Menary, York University ,
- S.C. Napoli, Swansea University ,
- P. Nolan, University of Liverpool ,
- K. Olchanski, TRIUMF ,
- A. Olin, TRIUMF ,
- A. Povilus, University of California ,
- P. Pusa, University of Liverpool ,
- Chris Ørum Rasmussen, Danmark
- F. Robicheaux, Auburn University ,
- E. Sarid, NRCN-Nuclear Research Center Negev ,
- D.M. Silveira, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro ,
- S. Stracka, TRIUMF ,
- C. So, University of California ,
- R.I. Thompson, University of Calgary ,
- M. Turner, University of California ,
- D.P. Van Der Werf, Swansea University ,
- J.S. Wurtele, University of California ,
- A. Zhmoginov, University of California
Knowledge of the residual gas composition in the ALPHA experiment apparatus is important in our studies of antihydrogen and nonneutral plasmas. A technique based on autoresonant ion extraction from an electrostatic potential well has been developed that enables the study of the vacuum in our trap. Computer simulations allow an interpretation of our measurements and provide the residual gas composition under operating conditions typical of those used in experiments to produce, trap, and study antihydrogen. The methods developed may also be applicable in a range of atomic and molecular trap experiments where Penning-Malmberg traps are used and where access is limited.
| Originalsprog | Engelsk |
|---|---|
| Artikelnummer | 065110 |
| Tidsskrift | Review of Scientific Instruments |
| Vol/bind | 84 |
| Nummer | 6 |
| ISSN | 0034-6748 |
| DOI | |
| Status | Udgivet - 1 jun. 2013 |
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