|Articles|January 1, 2003
- Spectroscopy-01-01-2003
Unique Atomic Spectroscopy Aims at Answering a Universal Question.pdf
Author(s)Richard Gaughan
There is far more matter than antimatter in our universe, but scientists don?t know enough about the properties of antimatter to understand why. By spectroscopically analyzing atoms created when antiprotons collide with helium, physicists at CERN are measuring the properties of antimatter with unprecedented accuracy.
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