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Table 1.1: Particle content of the standard model. The quantum numbers of the fields underthe gauge groups are listed along with their baryon and lepton numbers
Figure 1.1: GUT vector boson exchange leading to proton decay.
Figure 1.2: Diagram showing an interaction leading to neutron-antineutron oscillations.
Table 1.2: Best limits on the neutron-antineutron oscillation mixing parameter ∆m fromexperiments of different type and the predicted sensitivity of the NNbarX experiment.
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