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A new approach to test Lorentz invariance in the weak interaction

Lorentz invariance has been tested rather poorly on the weak interaction in comparison to the electromagnetic interaction. This work discusses which tests on the weak interaction may be relevant. In particular, it considers exploiting the spin degrees of freedom in β decay for testing rotational inv...

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Published in:Annalen der Physik 2013-09, Vol.525 (8-9), p.653-658
Main Authors: Wilschut, Hans W., Dijck, Elwin A., Hoekstra, Steven, Jungmann, Klaus, Müller, Stefan E., Noordmans, Jacob P., Onderwater, Gerco, Pijpker, Coen, Sytema, Auke, Timmermans, Rob G. E., Vos, K. Keri, Willmann, Lorenz
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description Lorentz invariance has been tested rather poorly on the weak interaction in comparison to the electromagnetic interaction. This work discusses which tests on the weak interaction may be relevant. In particular, it considers exploiting the spin degrees of freedom in β decay for testing rotational invariance. The relation between the various phenomenological tests of Lorentz invariance is shown using a new theoretical framework. Lorentz invariance has been tested rather poorly on the weak interaction in comparison to the electromagnetic interaction. This work discusses which tests on the weak interaction may be relevant. In particular, it considers exploiting the spin degrees of freedom in β decay for testing rotational invariance. The relation between the various phenomenological tests of Lorentz invariance is shown using a new theoretical framework.
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Electromagnetic interactions
Electromagnetism
Invariance
Lorentz invariance violation
Mathematical analysis
non-leptonic decay
Physics
Rotational
Standard Model Extension
weak interaction
β decay
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