The ALPHA Magnetic Spectrometer for the Search of Cosmic Antimatter in Space

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Feb 1997

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Nuclear Physics B Proceedings Supplements, Volume 52, p. 272-278.

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Nuclear Physics

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The apparent absence of antimatter (anti-helium, anti-carbon, etc.) in the universe is a major puzzle of particle physics. The ALPHA Magnetic Spectrometer AMS is a high resolution tracking detector under construction. It will improve the sensitivity for antimatter search by a factor of more than 104. For more than 3 years AMS will sample cosmic rays in space while orbiting around earth on the international space station ISSA.

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