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More on CP Violation: Experiments Disagree

APR 01, 1968

DOI: 10.1063/1.3034924

Physics Today

Last fall many high‐energy physicists felt that the phenomenological description of CP violation in K meson decay was at last complete (PHYSICS TODAY, November, page 73). Now the situation is up in the air again. At the Chicago APS meeting, in a special session on $K^{0}$ decay, two new experiments suggest that we still do not know the value of ${|η}_{00} |^{2}$ the ratio of the two‐neutral‐pion decay rate of $K_{2}^{0}$ to the two‐neutral‐pion decay rate of $K_{1}^{0} .$

© 1968. American Institute of Physics

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Volume 21, Number 4

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