Testing the neutrality of matter by acoustic means in a spherical resonator
arXiv:1102.2766 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.83.052101
Abstract
New measurements to test the neutrality of matter by acoustic means are reported. The apparatus is based on a spherical capacitor filled with gaseous SF excited by an oscillating electric field. The apparatus has been calibrated measuring the electric polarizability. Assuming charge conservation in the decay of the neutron, the experiment gives a limit of for the electron-proton charge difference, the same limit holding for the charge of the neutron. Previous measurements are critically reviewed and found incorrect: the present result is the best limit obtained with this technique.
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