Speaker
Michael Doser
(CERN)
Description
The study of nuclei using antiprotons began at CERN with the first availability of antiprotons over 50 years ago. Developments in trapping and accumulation of low energy antiprotons and in formation of antiprotonic systems has made it possible to envisage more sensitive or completely novel approaches to studies of a wide range of nuclei and their isotopes. This talk will explore some of the more exotic possibilities that a combined antiproton-radioisotope facility might permit.
Primary author
Michael Doser
(CERN)
