We demonstrate a novel type of cesium atom interferometer which uses a
combination of a microwave ground state transition and momentum chang
ing adiabatic transfer light pulses as the atom optical components. It
is the first atom interferometer where the mechanism which forms the
internal superposition plays no part in spatially splitting the atomic
wave packets. The coherence length of the atom source is found by mea
suring the spatial correlation between the two interferometer arms. Th
is allows us to determine the temperature of the atomic ensemble.