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CP violation has been observed. CPT violation has not been observed, and is derived to require Lorentz violation.
Which properties of particle and antiparticle are allowed to differ if CP is violated but CPT is not?
For example, are particle and antiparticle allowed to have different half-lives?
Which properties of particle and antiparticle are allowed to differ if CP is violated but CPT is not?
For example, are particle and antiparticle allowed to have different half-lives?