Fundamental Symmetries and Conservation Laws
W. C. Haxton
TL;DR
This paper reviews recent experimental efforts to test fundamental symmetries and conservation laws in low-energy physics, highlighting advances in parity violation, electric dipole moments, and lepton number violation.
Contribution
It summarizes recent progress in low-energy symmetry tests, emphasizing new experimental results and their implications for fundamental physics.
Findings
Evidence of parity nonconservation in atoms and nuclei
Improved limits on electric dipole moments indicating time-reversal invariance
Constraints on lepton number violating decays
Abstract
I discuss recent progress in low-energy tests of symmetries and conservation laws, including parity nonconservation in atoms and nuclei, electric dipole moment tests of time-reversal invariance, beta-decay correlation studies, and decays violating separate (family) and total lepton number.
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