I How Does the Higgs Field Relate to Our Understanding of Inertia?

Pouya Pourkarim
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Is there any way to approach to some kind of explanation for inertia,from higgs field?
 
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How much quantum field theory do you know?
 
mfb said:
How much quantum field theory do you know?

I don’t know I’ve just finished my B.Sc quantum physics
 
Then I fear there is no good description. There are various analogies around but I don't think any of them accurately describes what is going on.
 
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mfb said:
Then I fear there is no good description. There are various analogies around but I don't think any of them accurately describes what is going on.

Thank you anyways
 
Even if there was no Higgs field, proton and neutron would still have mass.
 
mitchell porter said:
Even if there was no Higgs field, proton and neutron would still have mass.
Because of the constituent quarks’ confinement energy?

Can a static particle have mass in the Higgs scenario then?IH
 
Islam Hassan said:
Can a static particle have mass in the Higgs scenario then?
Sure (with the usual caveats for what "static" means). Electrons for example have mass.
 
Static to my mind would mean quasi-0 K temperature...it this the generally accepted meaning?
 
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Individual particles do not have a temperature.
 

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