positronssuch
Positronssuch is a German-language term that translates roughly to the search for positrons. In scientific usage it refers to activities and experiments aimed at detecting, identifying, and studying positrons—the antiparticles of electrons—in various contexts, including cosmic-ray physics, accelerator experiments, and medical imaging. The concept encompasses both fundamental investigations of antimatter and applied techniques that rely on positron emission.
Historically, positrons were discovered in 1932 by Carl D. Anderson, which spurred ongoing efforts to observe
Common methodologies associated with positronssuch include magnetic spectrometers and tracking detectors to separate positrons by charge
Although not always labeled as such, the term positronssuch can appear in German-language summaries of experimental