Study of the process for time reversal symmetry test at KLOE-2
arXiv:1501.04801 · doi:10.5506/APhysPolB.46.13
Abstract
This work presents prospects for conducting a novel direct test of time-reversal symmetry at the KLOE-2 experiment. Quantum entanglement of neutral K meson pairs uniquely available at KLOE-2 allows to probe directly the time-reversal symmetry (T) independently of CP violation. This is achieved by a comparison of probabilities for a transition between flavour and CP-definite states and its inverse obtained through exchange of initial and final states. As such a test requires the reconstruction of the decay accompanied by with good timing information, a new reconstruction method for this process is also presented which is capable of reconstructing the decay with decay time resolution of O(1).
Submitted to Acta Physica Polonica B (5 pages, 3 figures)
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