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-You discovered the Higgs-boson.
-The Higgs boson
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+You did it! You discovered the Higgs-boson!
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+ The Higgs field
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+ The Higgs-Englert field has a central role in our current understanding of the universe.
+ Through a process called Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking, it is responsible for the masses of all massive fundamental particles that we know of.
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+ What is Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking?
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+ At every point in space, the Higgs field has a certain strength, a number that tells you how active the field is.
+ This is quite similar to temperature: You can assign a temperature to every point in a room, and the temperatures might be different for different points in the room and even change with time.
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+ The Higgs-Englert field is the most special fundamental field that we know of: It interacts with nearly all of the other fields (like the electron field or the quark fields).
+ This means that the Higgs field can greatly influence the other fields: If it is active somewhere, then electrons, quarks and other particles in that region will be slowed down by it.
+ This is equivalent to them gaining mass!
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+ But if the Higgs field would have an average strength of zero (as is usual for a field), then we would not be able to observe this slowdown (meaning no mass for other particles).
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+ So how come this is not the case?
+ It turns out that the Higgs field's potential, which governs how much energy is needed to increase its strength, has a very special form (see below).
+ If the energy density in the universe is low enough, the field will drop down into the valley in the potential.
+ This means it will be locked to a non-zero strength, and other particles gain mass everywhere in the universe!
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+ Source: Flip Tanedo
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+ Higgs' contribution
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+ The mechanism of spontaneous symmetry breaking was discovered and explored by various different researchers.
+ But it was Peter Higgs who first proposed, in 1964, that we could find evidence of it by searching for a new fundamental particle, now called the Higgs boson.
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+ Discovery at the LHC
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+ After decades of work, the discovery of the Higgs boson was announced in 2012 by the ATLAS and CMS collaborations at CERN.
+ In 2013, Englert and Higgs received a Nobel Price for their contributions to the Higgs mechanism and the prediction of the Higgs particle.
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+ The future of Higgs physics
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+ You might think that we now know everything there is to know about the Higgs field, but it turns out that we actually know very little!
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+ - What are the coupling strengths of the Higgs boson to itself?
+ - Is there just one Higgs particle or could there more?
+ - What is the role of the Higgs field in the early, mysterious inflationary phase of the universe
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+ are sure to have physicists on the edge of their seats for many years to come!
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