In the contemporary era of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in which physicists worldwide are hoping to find answers to many outstanding questions of particle physics, complementary attempts to look for new physics via non-accelerator probes are very significant. The field of CP violation is vast and is growing rapidly and independently in different research areas. It interconnects many areas such as particle, nuclear, atomic, molecular and solid state physics and involves experimental, theoretical and computational methods. This ICTS program on CP violation (PCPV 2013) will bring together practitioners from such diverse fields as particle, nuclear and atomic physics, both experimental and theoretical, who have an interest in CP violation, on a single platform.The program will be organized in two parts:(i) Advanced School: 7-18 Feb, 2013(ii) Workshop: 19-23 Feb, 2013Many leading experts from different countries will give lectures in the school on various aspects of CP violation which w...
