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So what has Fermilab found at 140 Gev? It was originally described as a Higgs canidate. Or is it a supersymmmetry particle? http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/b
by russell 15y ago
So what has Fermilab found at 140 Gev? It was originally described as a Higgs canidate. Or is it a supersymmmetry particle?
http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/breaking/2011/04/07/fermilabs-data-peak-that-causes-excitement/ http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/breaking/2011/04/07/fermilab...
I saw an article (but lost it :( ) that speculated there mat be as many as 5 Higgs bosons.
Edit: If you google "fermilab 144 gev", you will find several articles and a learned rant arguing for the Higgs at 144 Gev.
- mattheww 15y agoWithin the particle physics community, that bump is widely believed to be the result of a poorly understood background subtraction. None of the other experiments (D0, CMS, ATLAS) have been able to reproduce that result.