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Wu experiment (1956)

 ... Particle physics Quantum mechanics Relativistic quantum mechanics Quantum field theory Weak interaction Parity violation
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The Wu experiment refers to a key scientific experiment conducted by physicist Chien-Shiung Wu in the 1950s that provided crucial evidence for the theory of parity violation in weak interactions. In the Wu experiment, which took place in 1956, Wu and her colleagues studied the beta decay of cobalt-60 (\(^{60}\)Co).
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