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ryanwilk
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Hi, I'm currently producing an undergraduate poster on CP violation and I have a few questions:
- Was K0 -> [tex]\pi[/tex]++[tex]\pi[/tex]- the decay which proved CP violation in the 1964 Fitch/Cronin experiment, or was it oscillations between K0 and [tex]\overline{K}[/tex]0, or both? (Answered)
- How were the decays in CERN's NA31/NA48 and Fermilab's KTeV experiments different and what makes them "direct CP violation"?
- Which B meson decays were studied at BaBar and Belle, and in particular, which ones were significant in terms of CP violation?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
- Was K0 -> [tex]\pi[/tex]++[tex]\pi[/tex]- the decay which proved CP violation in the 1964 Fitch/Cronin experiment, or was it oscillations between K0 and [tex]\overline{K}[/tex]0, or both? (Answered)
- How were the decays in CERN's NA31/NA48 and Fermilab's KTeV experiments different and what makes them "direct CP violation"?
- Which B meson decays were studied at BaBar and Belle, and in particular, which ones were significant in terms of CP violation?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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