„The T violating phase is only associated to the heavy quark sector, and no T-violation is expected to be seen in low energy nuclear interactions.

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„The T violating phase is only associated to the heavy quark sector, and no T-violation is expected to be seen in low energy nuclear interactions. (…) It is the only model of T-violation that arises naturally within the context of already known physics.” Barry R. Holstein „Weak interactions in nuclei” Princeton Series in Physics (1989)

To measure sin() in the fast decaying cascade of levels the Measurement of circular polarization is needed.

Time reversal – quest for EDM

Time reversal – quest for EDM Axial symmetry IMK quantum naumbers Lab states with opposite parity Nucleus not oriented in LAB T-symmetry breakig - mixing K quantum number (none of the states is a true parity eigenstate) I K=In K Supprisignly nucleus starts to rotate along its symmetry axis. Laboratory orientation is formed. EDM becomes nonzero value

Nuclear microscope for T-symmetry Quest for parity violation Barry R. Holstein „Weak interactions in nuclei” Princeton Series in Physics (1989) Doublet states as a magnifier of the fundamental T-symmetry breaking. In contrast to electric dipole moment The magnetic one will not be shielded By the electronic shells.