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Is the Electron Round and are the Constants Constant?

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We do not know how the universe evolved at early times, but somehow it managed to end up with a lot more matter than antimatter. Theories that try to explain this asymmetry of the cosmos, produce a corresponding asymmetry in the electron. Professor Hinds describes an experiment to measure this asymmetry, perhaps one of the smallest lengths measured.

The talk is free for CUPS members, ÂŖ2 for non-members, and will be followed by a wine reception.

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