Abstract:
Particles with beauty - those containing the 'b', or 'beauty' quark
- can shed light on new physics.
By comparing decays of these particles with those of the corresponding
antiparticles, a wealth of
information becomes available on the fundamental mechanism for the
violation of CP symmetry
- the product of charge reflection (C) and space inversion, or parity
(P). The theoretical background
will be reviewed, and the rich experimental opportunities described.