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The 22 pages that link to Baryogenesis, each with the reason it gives.

• Particle physicsRelated: Particle physics supplies candidate mechanisms for this cosmic asymmetry.

• CP violationRelated: CP violation is necessary for baryogenesis, alongside baryon-number violation and departure from equilibrium.

• BaryonRelated: It addresses why surviving baryonic matter greatly exceeds antimatter.

• AntimatterRelated: Its mechanisms must explain the cosmic imbalance left by the early universe.

• Baryon numberRelated: Successful baryogenesis requires conditions that include baryon-number violation.

• AntiparticleRelated: It seeks to explain why antiparticles did not survive in equal abundance.

• CPT symmetryRelated: CPT-violating physics is one possible ingredient in explanations of the cosmic matter excess.

• Symmetry breakingRelated: Some baryogenesis scenarios rely on symmetry-breaking dynamics in the early universe.

• Baryon asymmetryNarrower topic: Baryon asymmetry is the outcome that baryogenesis models seek to produce.

• Matter–antimatter asymmetryBroader topic: It names the broad class of proposed processes that could produce the observed imbalance.

• Lepton numberRelated: Lepton-number-violating processes can contribute to matter generation through leptogenesis.

• Time-reversal symmetryRelated: Time-reversal-violating processes are among the conditions relevant to generating this asymmetry.

• LeptogenesisNarrower topic: Leptogenesis is a specific route to baryogenesis through an intermediate lepton asymmetry.

• Sakharov conditionsNarrower topic: It is the broader problem these three requirements constrain.

• Matter (physics)Related: The observed matter surplus requires an explanation beyond the near symmetry of known particle physics.

• Electroweak epochRelated: Electroweak-era processes are one proposed setting for creating the cosmic matter excess.

• AntineutronRelated: Baryon-number-changing processes involving neutrons could illuminate how that excess arose.

• James CroninRelated: CP violation is one condition for generating a matter excess, though known kaon effects are insufficient to explain it.

• B − LNarrower topic: B − L violation can provide a starting asymmetry for generating baryon excess.

• Grand unification epochRelated: Some grand unified theories seek to create this asymmetry through early-universe particle reactions.

• Hadron eraRelated: The small matter excess determined what survived the era’s widespread annihilations.

• Physics beyond the Standard ModelRelated: Many proposed explanations require new sources of CP violation or interactions.