Discrete symmetries and the muon's gyro-gravitational ratio in g-2 experiments

TL;DR

This paper suggests that discrepancies in muon g-2 experiments may be due to corrections in the muon's gyro-gravitational ratio, providing new limits on discrete symmetry violations in rotational inertia.

Contribution

It introduces a novel interpretation linking muon g-2 discrepancies to corrections in the gyro-gravitational ratio, constraining discrete symmetry violations.

Findings

Discrepancies can be explained by gyro-gravitational ratio corrections.

Provides improved upper limits on discrete symmetry violations.

Links muon g-2 anomalies to fundamental symmetry considerations.

Abstract

We show that recent, persistent discrepancies between theory and experiment can be interpreted as corrections to the gyro-gravitational ratio of the muon and lead to improved upper limits on the violation of discrete symmetries in rotational inertia.