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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Crunch-time over Higgs
The ATLAS group at CERN claims to see a ‘hint’ of Higgs in their event statistics around energies of 125 GeV. As fields and particles are viewed as complementary, why does the Higgs Field get little mention. Does the term … Continue reading
Posted in fundamental particle physics, gravitation
Tagged CERN, Einstein, graviton, Higgs, higgs field, LHC, Standard Model
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