希格斯玻色子的實驗探索 (Chinese Wikipedia)

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  • Boyle, Alan. Will our universe end in a 'big slurp'? Higgs-like particle suggests it might. NBC News' Cosmic log. 2013-02-19 [2013-02-21]. (原始内容存档于2013-02-21). [T]he bad news is that its mass suggests the universe will end in a fast-spreading bubble of doom. The good news? It'll probably be tens of billions of years . The article quotes Fermilab's Joseph Lykken: "[T]he parameters for our universe, including the Higgs [and top quark's masses] suggest that we're just at the edge of stability, in a "metastable" state. Physicists have been contemplating such a possibility for more than 30 years. Back in 1982, physicists Michael Turner and Frank Wilczek wrote in Nature that "without warning, a bubble of true vacuum could nucleate somewhere in the universe and move outwards..."

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  • Strassler, Matt. The Known Particles – If The Higgs Field Were Zero. Article by Dr Matt Strassler of Rutgers University. 2011-10-08 [2012-11-13]. (原始内容存档于2021-03-17). The Higgs field: so important it merited an entire experimental facility, the Large Hadron Collider, dedicated to understanding it 

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