- ...--Factory.
- This work
is supported by the Director, Office of Energy Research, Office of
High Energy and Nuclear Physics, Division of High Energy Physics of the
U.S. Department of Energy under Contract DE-AC03-76SF00098.
- ...theory.
- The error on
305#305 given by
the measurement of Ref. [2] is twice as small
as the one quoted in Refs. [9] and [10] because, in those
references, only the CPT-violating effect of that parameter
is taken into consideration.
Another advantage of the test of Ref. [2]
is that one can be sure that no constraint
derived from quantum coherence was assumed anywhere
in the analysis of the events.
- ...GeV.
- This is not yet comparable to the result obtained in neutron
interferometry, 10323#323 GeV, [6], but it would be
the best result relevant to kaon physics.
- ...theory.
- Because,
when particles disappear beyond
the horizon of a black-hole, information
about their quantum numbers disappears too.
- ...[#refEllis##1#].
- Let 374#374 be the kaon mass
and 375#375 the Planck mass. Ref [16] claims there are diagrams leading
to rates 376#376
of the order of 377#377, i.e. 2 10378#378 GeV.
The ratio of the measured value of
379#379 to 2 10380#380 GeV
is a measurement of the coefficient in that diagram.
According to this paper, a measurement
at Da381#381ne can detect the alleged effect
even if that coefficient is much smaller than 1. See Ref [17].
Carlos E.Piedrafita