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Wu and collaborators: nature distinguishes left from right

Measured an asymmetry in electron emission from polarized cobalt-60 nuclei, demonstrating parity violation in beta decay.

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Measured an asymmetry in electron emission from polarized cobalt-60 nuclei, demonstrating parity violation in beta decay.

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The result concerns weak interactions. Wu, Ambler, Hayward, Hoppes and Hudson share the reported experiment; a prize list is not the byline.

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C. S. Wu; E. Ambler; R. W. Hayward; D. D. Hoppes; R. P. Hudson

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Columbia University, New York, and National Bureau of Standards, Washington, DC; the original experiment’s institutional account.

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Wu and collaborators: nature distinguishes left from right

Measured an asymmetry in electron emission from polarized cobalt-60 nuclei, demonstrating parity violation in beta decay.

Scientific scope

The result concerns weak interactions. Wu, Ambler, Hayward, Hoppes and Hudson share the reported experiment; a prize list is not the byline.

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This is a source-linked WRS catalogue note. A full explanatory guide and independent scientific reconstruction have not been completed for this entry. Read the identified original work for its complete narrative and arguments.

People and systems

C. S. Wu; E. Ambler; R. W. Hayward; D. D. Hoppes; R. P. Hudson

Full deposited paper byline or identified author of the scoped historical source. Association does not measure individual effort.

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