Reasons why the current CERN experiment should discover at least one new spin zero elementary particle and probably several others |
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Authors: | M.S. El Naschie |
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Affiliation: | aDepartment of Physics, University of Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt;bInstitute for the Advancement of Fundamental Physics, Frankfurt, Germany |
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Abstract: | Within a general theory, various scenarios are discussed to answer the burning question of if and how many new elementary particles will the new CERN super hadron collider discover. The answer with a very high probability is that at least one spin zero particle will be discovered. In addition there is a reasonable possibility that up to five Higgs particles will be found. |
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