IPA Colloquium FS25

Europe/Zurich
32/1-A24 (CERN)

32/1-A24

CERN

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      Session 32/S-C22

      32/S-C22

      CERN

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        Laser spectroscopy of muonic hydrogen (μp) is an ideal platform to probe the proton structure. 45m

        At the Paul Scherrer Institute, the CREMA collaboration aims to measure the ground-state hyperfine splitting (1S HFS) with a relative accuracy of 10−6 to infer the proton structure contribution (two photon exchange correction) with a relative accuracy of 10−4. For this measurement, we develop a pulsed laser system with the aim of delivering 3 mJ pulses at a wavelength of 6.8 µm stochastically triggered by the arrival of muons. In this talk, I will explain the measurement principle and the present state of our experiment.

        Speaker: Dr Elmer Gründeman (EH Zürich)