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A CP violation measurement of Bs mesons at ATLAS and the LHC

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The Standard Model predicts CP violation to be very small with a well constrained φs, while in many new physics models large φs values are expected. The high amount of matter observed in the universe cannot be accounted for with our current understand of CP violation. The latest measurements of the Bs->Jpsi phi decay channel from ATLAS and other experiments are presented as they attempt to identify new physics.

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