Lee–Yang theory of parity nonconservation

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The Lee–Yang theory of parity nonconservation is a landmark 1956 proposal by Tsung-Dao Lee and Chen-Ning Yang that weak interactions violate mirror (parity) symmetry, fundamentally reshaping the understanding of fundamental forces in particle physics.

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