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Laser studies of metastable antiprotonic helium atoms, which we recently initiated by observing a sharp increase of the antiproton annihilation rate induced by laser-stimulated resonant transitions, have been extended. With a single laser tuned to the resonance already found at 597.26 nm, we have now established the time dependence of the upper state population. With two lasers ignited at variable time separation, we also studied the feeding of the upper state from higher atomic levels. The initial populations and level lifetimes of excited exotic atoms were determined.
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Hayano et al. (1994) studied this question.
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