T and CPT Symmetries in Entangled Neutral Meson Systems
J. Bernabeu

TL;DR
This paper proposes a model-independent method to measure CP, T, and CPT violations in entangled neutral meson systems, enabling direct observation of T-violation and exploring quantum gravity effects on entanglement.
Contribution
It introduces a novel, model-independent approach to separately measure CP, T, and CPT asymmetries using entangled mesons, without relying on specific theoretical models.
Findings
Potential to observe T-violation with high significance in B-factories
Method allows independent measurement of three symmetry violations
Explores quantum gravity effects on entanglement and CPT symmetry
Abstract
Genuine tests of an asymmetry under T and/or CPT transformations imply the interchange between in-states and out-states. I explain a methodology to perform model-indepedent separate measurements of the three CP, T and CPT symmetry violations for transitions involving the decay of the neutral meson systems in B- and {\Phi}-factories. It makes use of the quantum-mechanical entanglement only, for which the individual state of each neutral meson is not defined before the decay of its orthogonal partner. The final proof of the independence of the three asymmetries is that no other theoretical ingredient is involved and that the event sample corresponding to each case is different from the other two. The experimental analysis for the measurements of these three asymmetries as function of the time interval {\Delta}t > 0 between the first and second decays is discussed, as well as the…
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