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Pion G-parity (Gπ​=−1)

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The neutral pion has positive charge conjugation eigenvalue and its spin-one isospin half-turn has eigenvalue minus one. Hence the G parity eigenvalue is minus one. Since G parity commutes with isospin, both charged members have the same value. Charged-state phase changes alter individual charge-conjugation and rotation formulas together, leaving this eigenvalue unchanged.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2012 / iii / Paper 48 / 1 / Solution

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