Lecture

Baryon Asymmetry and Particle Physics

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Description

This lecture discusses nucleosynthesis, neutron concentration evolution, weak reactions, baryon asymmetry, and the Dirac vacuum in the context of particle physics. It explores the mechanisms behind baryogenesis, CP violation, and the stability of the proton. The instructor delves into the implications of the Electroweak theory, the concept of vacuum, and the selection rules in the Standard Model.

Instructor

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Particle physics: Standard Model

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Quantum field theory: Topics in quantum field theory

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