Many have tried and failed to stimulate isomeric isotopes into emitting high energy photons enough to serve as a gain medium and produce a coherent gamma ray beam that might serve as a laser for purposes civil and military. Princeton's Richard Wheeler surfaced the idea of matter-antimatter annihilation in positronium serving this purpose decades ago, but only now have electron-positron molecules been observed to condense into quantum states of technological use in applications as diverse as space propulsion and medicine.
Spin exchange quenching of molecular species containing antimatter may lead to stable Bose-Einstein condensates of materials like Dipositronium, making possible stored energy densities vastly higher than today's, and coherent emission at wavelengths short enough to image -- and 'optically' pump-- nuclear quantum states, yielding advances comparable to those stemming from the discovery of x-rays or nuclear magnetic resonance : Nature 449, 195-197 13 September 2007
The production of molecular positronium
D. B. Cassidy1 & A. P. Mills, Jr1
ain low-energy positrons in large numbers, Ps2 has not previously been observed unambiguously5. Here we show that when intense positron bursts are implanted into a thin film of porous silica, Ps2
is created on the internal pore surfaces. We found that molecule
formation occurs much more efficiently than the competing process of
spin exchange quenching, which appears to be suppressed in the confined
pore geometry. This result experimentally confirms the existence of the
Ps2 molecule and paves the way for further multi-positronium
work. Using similar techniques, but with a more intense positron
source, we expect to increase the Ps density to the point where many
thousands of atoms interact and can undergo a phase transition to form
a Bose–Einstein condensate6.
As a purely leptonic, macroscopic quantum matter–antimatter system this
would be of interest in its own right, but it would also represent a
milestone on the path to produce an annihilation gamma-ray laser7.
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