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NEUTRON INTERFEROMETRY

William M. Honig, David W. Kraft, Emilio Panarella, Quantum Theory-congresses I. Honig, William M. Ii. Kraft, David W. Iii

Published Feb 1, 1998• 0 citations
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10.1142/9789812817099_0006

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Matter-wave interference has been observed for a wide range of objects: from electrons to neutrons and complex molecules. On the other hand, a double-slit-like experiment has never been carried out with positrons (the anti-particle of the electron) or with any other system containing antimatter. This thesis provides the theoretical foundations and experimental results of a Talbot-Lau interferometer specifically designed for this goal. Future applications include the measurement of the gravitational acceleration of positronium, to provide a test of the weak equivalence principle on a matter-antimatter symmetric, purely leptonic system.