Eric A. Hessels, York University
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Professor
Toronto, Ontario
hessels@yorku.ca
Office:
(416) 736-2100 ext. 33040
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Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Measuring the energies and orbits of helium atoms to provide the most accurate measurement of the "fine structure constant" and producing antimatter in the form of anti-hydrogen to test some of the basic tenets of modern physics and the symmetries of nature.
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Measuring the energies and orbits of helium atoms to provide the most accurate measurement of the "fine structure constant" and producing antimatter in the form of anti-hydrogen to test some of the basic tenets of modern physics and the symmetries of nature.
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Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Measuring the energies and orbits of helium atoms to provide the most accurate measurement of the "fine structure constant" and producing antimatter in the form of anti-hydrogen to test some of the basic tenets of modern physics and the symmetries of nature.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
The research promises to determine the difference between matter and antimatter.
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Measuring the energies and orbits of helium atoms to provide the most accurate measurement of the "fine structure constant" and producing antimatter in the form of anti-hydrogen to test some of the basic tenets of modern physics and the symmetries of nature.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
The research promises to determine the difference between matter and antimatter.
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