Has anyone experimentally measured the Lamb shift in Antihydrogen?

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I could only find abstracts for proposals of methods that could accomplish this. I don't have any subscriptions to journals so I can't read the papers.

Also while I'm on the subject, the energy levels of antihydrogen should be the same as hydrogen right?
 
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I'm almost certain this hasn't been done yet.
And yes, the energy levels are the same.
 
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