In 2001, this phenomenon was observed in the decay of particles containing a bottom quark and either an up, down, charm, or strange quark.
In 2001, this phenomenon was observed in the decay of particles containing a bottom quark and either an up, down, charm, or strange quark. This phenomenon is seen as the non-conservation of time reversal. One possible solution of the strong form of this is the Peccei-Quinn theory, which posits the existence of axions. Along with lack of thermal equilibrium and baryon number violation, this is one of the three Sakharov conditions. While it was found in B-mesons, this phenomenon was first discovered by Cronin and Fitch in neutral kaon and it helps explain why the universe is composed mostly of matter. For 10 points, name this phenomenon that says that the laws of physics are not the same if the namesake properties are swapped.
In 2001, this phenomenon was observed in the decay of particles containing a bottom quark and either an up, down, charm, or strange quark.
CP Violation