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Well, as far as I know (I might be wrong) she hasn't done any HEP phenomenology, so maybe at this moment she can't get that electroweak precision tests at a Hig
by mnl 8y ago
Well, as far as I know (I might be wrong) she hasn't done any HEP phenomenology, so maybe at this moment she can't get that electroweak precision tests at a Higgs factory aren't a question of if, but when. She has enough training to understand why, so it'd be an interesting exercise for her to explain why that'd be futile, leaving aside the blogging standards.
- mnl 8y agoI'm surprised this has been downvoted. I just can't understand how can be relevant the opinion of a physicist about something they've not worked on just because they have a blog. Sabine is on some kind of crusade nowadays, that's not science, it's something else. You can't dismiss the whole field of particle physics just because, get into the details you're supposed to be aware of and then you'll be adding something more than noise. And I'm sorry she thinks there's nothing worthwhile to be found with upcoming feasible experiments, that's incredibly disappointing, to say the least. The SM is an effective theory, the details of any underlying physics are coded into observables that we aren't done measuring yet, how's that not important?