Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
Scientific paper
1999-06-07
Phys.Rev.Lett. 83 (1999) 4694-4696
Physics
High Energy Physics
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
Improved content, Editorially approved for publication in PRL, LATEX file, 5 pages, no figures, 16k
Scientific paper
10.1103/PhysRevLett.83.4694
In our past experiments on a single electron and positron we measured the cyclotron and spin-cyclotron difference frequencies omega_c and omega_a and the ratios a = omega_a/ omega_c at omega_c = 141 Ghz for e^- and e^+ and later, only for e^-, also at 164 Ghz. Here, we do extract from these data, as had not done before, a new and very different figure of merit for violation of CPT symmetry, one similar to the widely recognized impressive limit |m_Kaon - m_Antikaon|/m_Kaon < 10^-18 for the K-mesons composed of two quarks. That expression may be seen as comparing experimental relativistic masses of particle states before and after the C, P, T operations had transformed particle into antiparticle. Such a similar figure of merit for a non-composite and quite different lepton, found by us from our Delta a = a^- - a^+ data, was even smaller, h_bar |omega_a^- - omega_a^+|/2m_0 c^2 = |Delta a| h_bar omega_c/2m_0 c^2) < 3(12) 10^-22.
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Dehmelt Hans
Mittleman R.
Schwinberg Paul
Van Dyck Robert S.
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