High-Precision Mass Measurements with the PENTATRAP Penning-Trap ExperimentHYBRID

The PENTATRAP experiment at the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics in Heidelberg is a high-precision Penning-trap mass spectrometer that utilizes a cryogenic environment, a stable magnet, and an image current detection system to determine mass ratios of stable and long-lived highly charged ions with relative uncertainties in the low 10-12 regime. The data acquired by this state-of-the-art apparatus contributes to different fields of fundamental physics, e.g., fifth force search, neutrino physics, and highly charged ion clocks. In this talk I will present recent measurements on long lived electronic states, Q values of neutrino physics, and test of QED followed by future perspectives of PENTATRAP. 

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