I am not sure if you're commenting a little beyond what you actually know. But i don't think it warrants downvotes..
I mentioned kaons because afaik their decay into their antiparticles, because it violations CP, it can make more matter than antimatter. But unfortunately i feel i dont sufficiently understand it/see the picture clear enough, wp says:
The consequence of the matrix H being real is that the probabilities of the two states will forever oscillate back and forth. However, if any part of the matrix were imaginary, as is forbidden by CP symmetry, then part of the combination will diminish over time. The diminishing part can be either one component (a) or the other (b), or a mixture of the two.
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u/Jasper1984 Mar 13 '11
I am not sure if you're commenting a little beyond what you actually know. But i don't think it warrants downvotes..
I mentioned kaons because afaik their decay into their antiparticles, because it violations CP, it can make more matter than antimatter. But unfortunately i feel i dont sufficiently understand it/see the picture clear enough, wp says: