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Kaonic atoms are exotic atomic systems where an electron is replaced by a negatively charged kaon which also experiences the strong interaction with the nucleus. Precision spectroscopy of kaonic atoms represents an excellent tool to study the strong interaction of particles with strangeness. This work reviews progress and prospects in the modern era of kaonic atom experiments, and discusses constraints on low-energy theories of the strong interaction in the strangeness sector.
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