Re: Is the search for the Higgs boson a farce?


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On Mar 10, 2:00 am, "Sue..." <suzysewns...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Mar 10, 1:03 am, frankli...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

> I have been doing some research on what it would mean to discover the
> Higgs boson. Now correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems that any
> positive discovery of any particle over about 100 GeV would be
> immediately accorded the discovery of the Higgs particle.

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Harry C.
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For other readers, the Higgs Boson is a hypothetical creation, sort of
a mathematical abstraction. If the measurements and assumptions are
correct (very slight chance), then the Higgs may or may not exist.
Likely science will know if the Higgs exists or doesn't. somewhere
during the next 30 years. Anybody know what the Las Vergas odds are
today?

Now by the time that a determination about whether the Higgs Boson is
reality, I'll be dead, and likely either Sue will be dead as well, or
living in a nursing home.

Given those facts, who really gives a flying *** about the Higgs
Boson?

TH
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I dont think its possible to find Higgs bosons because i dont think its possible to have particles with spin other than 1/2 or 1. This is because of the symmetry relations of spacetime. It is scewsymmetric in time direction and symmetric in space direction. It takes rotations (in my opinion) to get quantum-effects and there is no possibility for rotation of spin 0 (or 2). So: no Higgs and no graviton.

Thomas Heger





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