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>The Dirac equation can be therefore interpreted as a purely geometric equation, where the mc2 term directly relates to spacetime metric. There is no need to in
by molticrystal 1y ago
>The Dirac equation can be therefore interpreted as a purely geometric equation, where the mc2 term directly relates to spacetime metric. There is no need to involve any hypothetical Higgs field to explain the particle mass term.
What happens to the Higgs field excitation and the Higgs boson, given the experiments confirming their existence? If this paper explains phenomena more effectively, does it require us to reinterpret these findings?
- kanddle 1y agoAny good theory probably needs to explain or reinterpret past phenomenon that has already been proven by experiments under the previous paradigm. Part of what made Einstein's theories so good is that they reinterpreted past theories while providing new explanations that fixed major unknowns in the science of the time. Both for GR and QFT.