The Emergence of Beyond the Standard Model: What We've Learned

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When did beyond the standard model become an acceptable topic, and what has it added to our knowledge?
 
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I see the soothsayers of science are as shy as ever.
 
According to Wiki, it assumed its present form in 1967.
 
DaveC426913 said:
According to Wiki, it assumed its present form in 1967.
Really ? No you did not read down to "strong interaction in 1973-74" :smile:

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If you really scroll down, you can find "neutrino mass" which is really well established and does require some (some might say slight) modification of the particle physics standard model.