Ice and atoms: Experiments with laboratory-based positron beams

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Coleman, P. G., 2011. Ice and atoms: Experiments with laboratory-based positron beams. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 262 (1), 012015.

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http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/262/1/012015

Abstract

This short review presents results of new positron and positronium (Ps) experiments in condensed matter and atomic physics, as an illustration of the satisfying variety of scientific endeavours involving positron beams which can be pursued with relatively simple apparatus in a university laboratory environment. The first of these two studies - on ice films - is an example of how positrons and Ps can provide new insights into an important system which has been widely interrogated by other techniques. The second is an example of how simple positron beam systems can still provide interesting information - here on a current interesting fundamental problem in positron atomic physics.

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