Speaker
Jonas Nuber
(PSI - Paul Scherrer Institut)
Description
Muonium (M) atoms are interesting for a diverse palette of experiments reaching from precision spectroscopy to muon beam cooling and anti-matter gravity. We have been investigating new M emitters at room temperature. For the room-temperature study we have developed three compact experimental setups in order to compare vacuum yields and dynamic properties of various emitters. The setups pursue complementary approaches including scintillator bars and Micromegas tracking detectors for the decay positrons as well as a scintillator based atomic electron detector. In this talk we present the developed setups together with our findings about novel muonium emitters at room temperature.
Primary authors
Jonas Nuber
(PSI - Paul Scherrer Institut)
and the Muonium experiment
