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Northwestern University physicists successfully trapped a single positron for a month using a cold tungsten crystal and electromagnetic fields. The team reported this achievement on Wednesday in Physical Review Letters, aiming to measure the particle's magnetic moment to test the Standard Model of particle physics.
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