Titlebook: CP Violation in Particle, Nuclear, and Astrophysics; Michael Beyer Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 Antimatter.Kaon.Meson.

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Book 2002ng interest in the physics of CP violation. Novel experimental techniques and new highly intense neutron sources are now becoming available to further test the related time reversal symmetry. They will substantially lower the current limit on the neutron electric dipole moment and hence open up new

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Introduction, integrals. Therefore a symmetry that holds leads to a substantial reduction of work in the dynamical description. The case of a broken symmetry is equally important. Reasons for a symmetry to be violated can be many-fold, e.g., new forces, new particles, properties/structure of the vacuum state, ph

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Nidhi Datta,Virender Singh Chauhan integrals. Therefore a symmetry that holds leads to a substantial reduction of work in the dynamical description. The case of a broken symmetry is equally important. Reasons for a symmetry to be violated can be many-fold, e.g., new forces, new particles, properties/structure of the vacuum state, ph

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-2358-0rom the big bang. The nature of CP violation in the . . system has been clarified after 35 years of experimentation: it is due to a small part of the weak interaction (“illiweak interaction”). A non-trivial phase in the weak quark mixing matrix generates “direct CP violation” in the weak Hamiltonian

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-2358-0The parity (P), charge conjugation (C) symmetries are briefly reviewed. CP and time reversal (T) transformations and conservation laws are studied; the strong CP problem is discussed. Experimental measurements of the violation of these symmetries are presented. Finally, the CPT theorem and its consequences are discussed.