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Why didn’t the matter in our Universe annihilate with antimatter immediately after its creation? The study of CP violation may help to answer this fundamental question. This book presents theoretical tools necessary to understand this phenomenon. Reflecting the explosion of new results over the last decade， this second edition has been substantially expanded. It introduces charge conjugation， parity and time reversal， before describing the Kobayashi-Maskawa (KM) theory for CP violation and our understanding of CP violation in kaon decays. It reveals how the discovery of B mesons has provided a new laboratory to study CP violation with KM theory predicting large asymmetries， and discusses how these predictions have been confirmed since the first edition of this book. Later chapters describe the search for a new theory of nature’s fundamental dynamics. This book is suitable for researchers in high energy， atomic and nuclear physics and the history and philosophy of science.
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Why did the matter in our Universe not annihilate itself with antimatter immediately after its creation? The discovery of CP violation may answer this fundamental question. From the basics to the front line of research， this timely account presents background information and theoretical tools necessary for understanding this phenomenon. Early chapters explore charge conjugation， parity， and time reversal symmetries before introducing the Kobayashi-Maskawa ansatz for CP violation and examining the theoretical understanding of CP violating K meson decays. Following chapters reveal how the discovery of B mesons provides a new laboratory in which to study CP violation and predict CP violation in B meson decays and rare K meson decays. Later chapters continue the search for a new fundamental theory and address the problem of baryogenesis in the big bang universe. The importance of close links with experiment is stressed throughout. Each chapter concludes with problems. Detailed references are included. This book is suitable for graduate students and researchers in particle physics， atomic and nuclear physics and the history and philosophy of science.
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