How does K Meson decay upset the Standard Model of particle physics?

Question

Just wondering . . .

Answer 1

The K Meson (also called a Kaon) decay does not, exactly, upset the Standard Model because it is considered part of the Standard Model. However, it does display an interesting property called CP-Violation. In most cases, if you take any process and invert the Charge (turn particles into anti-particles) and take the mirror image of it (by taking the negatives of all the spatial coordinates; called Parity), then it progresses in the same way and at the same rate. In Kaon decay, however, this isn't true; inverting the charge and reversing the spatial coordinates makes the process slightly different.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Yeah, what that guy andrew said. questions like this always make me want to frow up.