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246ohms
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Hello
I am trying to understand the function of the Higgs bosun which appears to lend mass to other particles. But what if it has no mass and is purely a force? Could the Higgs force be assimulated by another particle but at the same time it also imparts a reactional force - gravity.
If so it would seem to produce a 'mass' effect and it would be difficult to produce in the LHC.
Thanks - 246Ohms
I am trying to understand the function of the Higgs bosun which appears to lend mass to other particles. But what if it has no mass and is purely a force? Could the Higgs force be assimulated by another particle but at the same time it also imparts a reactional force - gravity.
If so it would seem to produce a 'mass' effect and it would be difficult to produce in the LHC.
Thanks - 246Ohms