Tag: ALPHA 2
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Detectors
Detectors ALPHA has two detector systems that can reconstruct the origin point of an antiproton annihilation. The two detectors have differing technologies. The Silicon Vertex Detector (SVD) is dedicated to the ALPHA 2 experiment, and the Time Projection Chamber (TPC) is dedicated to the ALPHA-g experiment. Both detectors are custom made and unique to ALPHA.
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Beamline
Beamline The interconnecting system used to transport antimatter between ALPHA 2 and ALPHA-g.
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The ALPHA experiment observes light spectrum of antimatter for the first time
The ALPHA experiment observes light spectrum of antimatter for the first time
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Positron Accumulation
Positron Accumulation The Positron Accumulator has a trap composed of a 0.14 T solenoid magnet and 7 cylindrical electrodes. The first two electrodes are narrow, with a diameter of 12.7 mm each. The third electrode has a diameter of 30.5 mm, and the last four electrodes are the widest, at 200.7 mm each. Pure nitrogen
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Trap 2016
Trap 2016 Cavity insertion in ALPHA 2.
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Installation of the 2016 Penning Trap
Installation of the 2016 Penning Trap Theses are some pictures of the Installation of the Penning Trap, that went into ALPHA 2.
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Annihilation Detector
Annihilation Detector ALPHA has two detector systems that can reconstruct the origin point of an antihydrogen annihilation. The two detectors have differing technologies. The Silicon Vertex Detector (SVD) is dedicated to the ALPHA 2 experiment, and the Time Projection Chamber (TPC) is dedicated to the ALPHAg experiment. Both detectors are custom made and unique to
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Views of ALPHA 2
Views of ALPHA 2 Get an overview of ALPHA 2: Here you can see the Magnet Control Racks, the Detector Readout Racks, the Positron Accumulator and other views of ALPHA 2 in general.
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Chris Ørum and Steven Armstrong Jones working on Lasers
Chris Ørum and Steven Armstrong Jones working on Lasers Looks like Science-Fiction? It's a real life physics experiment! Here you can see our collegues Chris Ørum Rasmussen and Steven Armstrong Jones working with Lasers. This is for the ALPHA 2 Experiment to be able to do some laser spectroscopy. Want to know more about Lasers
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ALPHA Experiment in 2016
ALPHA Experiment in 2016 Maintenance and Construction of ALPHA 2.
