Physics with an unprecedented accuracy measured quantum and electrodynamic effects

Researchers measured a tiny difference in magnetic properties of two isotopes of the high-loaded neon in an ionic trap with an accuracy unattainable earlier. Results confirm standard model of physics. Scientists from Institute of nuclear physics association Max Planka used for g-factor measurement specially developed trap of Penninga for storage of single ions in a stronger magnetic field 4 Tesla in almost ideal vacuum. As a result of experiment physicists managed to calculate change of this property to within the 13th sign. As the loaded particle with the backs, each electron possesses the magnetic...