phenomenon 110.17 Parity violation in electron scattering

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phenomenon 110.17: Parity violation in electron scattering110.17phenomenon 104.55: One mixing angle describes every neutral-current measurement104.55proposition 110.1: A pseudoscalar mean vanishes if parity holds110.1phenomenon 110.19: The weak charge of the proton is small110.19proof : ch:12-exp-parity-violation@proof-14proofequation 104.35: eq:ewh-neutral-rotation104.35equation 104.40: eq:ewh-tree-relations104.40proposition 101.67: The mixing angle and the fermion couplings101.67phenomenon 110.16: Parity violation in atoms110.16proof : ch:06-electroweak-higgs@proof-29proofexperiment : Parity Violationexperime…equation 110.1: eq:expparity-P-map110.1phenomenon 110.10: Parity violation in nuclear beta decay110.10proof : ch:12-exp-parity-violation@proof-1proofproof : ch:12-exp-parity-violation@proof-16proof

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cites (evidence) Parity non-conservation in inelastic electron scattering derived parts/11-qft-standard-model/12-exp-parity-violation.tex:1728
depends_on One mixing angle describes every neutral-current measurement declared parts/11-qft-standard-model/12-exp-parity-violation.tex:1729
depends_on A pseudoscalar mean vanishes if parity holds declared parts/11-qft-standard-model/12-exp-parity-violation.tex:1729
depends_on The weak charge of the proton is small declared parts/11-qft-standard-model/12-exp-parity-violation.tex:1937
proves ch:12-exp-parity-violation@proof-14 declared parts/11-qft-standard-model/12-exp-parity-violation.tex:1733