phenomenon 105.5 The charged pion is pseudoscalar

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phenomenon 105.5: The charged pion is pseudoscalar105.5equation 105.4: eq:cpt-ylm-parity105.4proposition 105.15: Parity of an n-pion state105.15proposition 107.19: The pion has odd intrinsic parity107.19proposition 101.24: The parities of the two final states are opposite101.24proof : ch:07-discrete-symmetries-cpt@proof-4proofproof : ch:07-discrete-symmetries-cpt@proof-10proofphenomenon 83.1: Exclusion, and the lengths of the periods83.1proof : ch:09-nuclear-physics@proof-10proofproof : ch:03-weak-interactions@proof-17proof

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depends_on Parity of an $n$-pion state declared parts/11-qft-standard-model/07-discrete-symmetries-cpt.tex:1016
depends_on The pion has odd intrinsic parity declared parts/11-qft-standard-model/09-nuclear-physics.tex:795
depends_on The parities of the two final states are opposite declared parts/11-qft-standard-model/03-weak-interactions.tex:1180
proves ch:07-discrete-symmetries-cpt@proof-4 declared parts/11-qft-standard-model/07-discrete-symmetries-cpt.tex:408