Tag Archives: CP-symmetry violation
A new path to explaining the absence of antimatter
Our universe was believed to have been created with equal quantities of matter and antimatter, only for antimatter to completely disappear over time. We know that matter and antimatter can annihilate each other but we don’t know how matter came … Continue reading →
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Tagged antimatter, baryon asymmetry, charge symmetry, CP-symmetry violation, parity symmetry
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On meson decay-modes in studying CP violation
In particle physics, CPT symmetry is an attribute of the universe that is held as fundamentally true by quantum field theory (QFT). It states that the laws of physics should not be changed and the opposite of all allowed motions … Continue reading →
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Tagged Andrei Sakharov, antimatter, B-meson, BaBar experiment, baryogenesis, Belle Experiment, CP-symmetry violation, CPT theorem, flavor oscillations, George Sudarshan, James Cronin, Kaons, mesons, Murray Gell-Mann, Pions, proton decay, quantum chromodynamics, quantum field theory, Robert Marshak, Standard Model of particle physics, Val Fitch
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