Exotic atoms
arXiv:physics/0409058 · doi:10.1238/Physica.Topical.112a00020
Abstract
In this paper I review a number of recent results in the field of exotic atoms. Recent experiments or ongoing experiments with muonic, pionic and antiprotonic hydrogen, as well as recent measurement of the pion mass are described. These experiments provide information about nucleon-pion or nucleon-antinucleon interaction as well as information on the proton structure (charge or magnetic moment distribution).
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