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lepton
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lep·ton (lptn)
n.
Any of a family of elementary particles that participate in the weak interaction, including the electron and its associated neutrino.
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Seventeen contributions describe the early history of CP violation theory; discuss experiments on CP violation with K and B mesons; discuss the measurement of leptonic CP violation in future neutrino facilities; examine CP violation in cosmology; and consider B physics at hadron colliders, among other topics.
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