Abstract
The physics impact of hydrogen antihydrogen spectroscopy on fundamental-physics research is outlined. Particular emphasis is given to the motivations and ideas behind CPT and Lorentz tests. Matter-antimatter interactions are discussed by elaborating on hydrogen-antihydrogen collisions leading to various processes. Also discussed is the simulation of antiproton interactions with the positron plasma for antihydrogen formation.
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