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Below I refer to the following article:
The Weight of the World Is Quantum Chromodynamics
Andreas S. Kronfeld
Science
21 November 2008
Vol.: 322, Issue 5905 - pp. 1198-1199
I've been trying to find more information on the subject but it's been hard for a Google peasant like myself.
Just the other day I was talking to someone about the mass produced by the Higgs field and got it confused in my memory, so I went back and looked for this article and it clarified my mistake, I was confusing the Higgs generated mass with the virtual mass from QCD due to Quark Gluon interaction.
But still, that made me wonder if the findings from this article on Science are still holding strong or what else had advanced in the subject after so many years and the LHC going full force.
This is the article on Science: https://science.sciencemag.org/content/322/5905/1198
This is the pdf version of the article available for free: http://karman3.elte.hu/janosi/pdf_pub_H/sci08qcd-cikk.pdf
The Weight of the World Is Quantum Chromodynamics
Andreas S. Kronfeld
Science
21 November 2008
Vol.: 322, Issue 5905 - pp. 1198-1199
I've been trying to find more information on the subject but it's been hard for a Google peasant like myself.
Just the other day I was talking to someone about the mass produced by the Higgs field and got it confused in my memory, so I went back and looked for this article and it clarified my mistake, I was confusing the Higgs generated mass with the virtual mass from QCD due to Quark Gluon interaction.
But still, that made me wonder if the findings from this article on Science are still holding strong or what else had advanced in the subject after so many years and the LHC going full force.
This is the article on Science: https://science.sciencemag.org/content/322/5905/1198
This is the pdf version of the article available for free: http://karman3.elte.hu/janosi/pdf_pub_H/sci08qcd-cikk.pdf