Flavour physics Archives – Page 28 of 29

CP Violation

A complete theoretical and phenomenological study of CP violation and the CKM matrix, including the implications for heavy quarks.

First K2K events seen at KEK lab

This is the first step towards the verification of the neutrino oscillation results given by the Super-Kamiokande last year.

On 1 June, after five years of planning and five years of construction, the BELLE detector recorded its first B meson events at the KEKB electronpositron B-factory in Tsukuba, Japan. During this fir...

NA48 measures direct CP violation

With a first result announced from a major experiment at CERN, 1999 looks like being a vintage year for the measurement of CP violation the effect that enables nature to differentiate between matte...

B-factory sees first B events

On the morning of 26 May 1999, physicists recorded the first events in the large BaBar detector at the asymmetric B-factory at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center.

DAFNE and KLOE’s kaons

The DAFNE electronpositron collider at Frascati and its KLOE detector are flexing their muscles.

Is spacetime symmetric?

Do particles and their antiparticles behave in the same way? Even tiny differences could be amplified over astronomical distances to produce very large effects.

CP violation gets clearer

New data from the KTeV experiment at Fermilab blow away some of the fog around the mystery of CP violation and underline the effects suggested by earlier results from CERN.

Symmetry violation in a new setting

The CDF experiment at Fermilab's Tevatron protonantiproton collider has produced heroic new evidence for the violation of "CP" symmetry, a hypothetical operation which takes a particle into a mirro...