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VOLUME 35 (1982) | ISSUE 6 | PAGE 270
Nonaxion solution of the problem of CP conservation in strong interactions
A new model based on the gauge group SU(9) $ SU(2) ® U(l) furnishes a natural explanation of why the CP nonconservation is slight in strong interactions, without hypothesizing the existence of an axion. Supersymmetry models can also explain the absence of strong CP violation.