Time reversal invariance - a test in free neutron decay

Lising, L. J.

doi:10.2172/760390

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“…To date there is Figure 6. Plot of the experimental limits on the dependence of sin φ on |λ| [74]. In addition to showing the sensitivity of D, it illustrates the determinations of |λ| from the correlation coefficients a, A, B and C. The bands are based on one-sigma uncertainties from the PDG [32].…”

Section: T -Violation In Neutron Beta Decaymentioning

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Neutron beta decay

Nico

2009

J. Phys. G: Nucl. Part. Phys.

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Studies of low-energy processes, such as neutron beta-decay, contribute important information regarding different aspects of physics including nuclear and particle physics and cosmology. The information from these systems is often complementary to that obtained from high-energy sources. Neutron decay is the most basic charged-current weak interaction in baryons. Precise measurement of the parameters characterizing it can be used to study the standard model as well set limits on possible extensions to it. This paper gives an overview of some of the basic features of neutron beta decay and summarizes the status of some recent developments.

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Section: T -Violation In Neutron Beta Decaymentioning

confidence: 99%