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kknull
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hi,
I'm studying parity violation in particle physics..
I have this decay:
1+ ---> 0+ + 0+
in J^P notation.
Why this process violate parity? All terms have positive parity.
The parity of the products is just (+1)*(+1)*(-1)^l,
so this means that the two scalar particles form an odd orbital angular momentum system?
I'm studying parity violation in particle physics..
I have this decay:
1+ ---> 0+ + 0+
in J^P notation.
Why this process violate parity? All terms have positive parity.
The parity of the products is just (+1)*(+1)*(-1)^l,
so this means that the two scalar particles form an odd orbital angular momentum system?