1. Apr 15, 2016 #1

   Justice Hunter

   

   Just curious.
   
   Does anyone have the "inside scoop" about whether they have found any particle's yet beyond the Higgs at the LHC? By other particles, I'm talking about super-symmetry.
   
   Thanks in advance,

    

   Justice Hunter, Apr 15, 2016
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3. Apr 15, 2016 #2

   Demystifier

   

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   Demystifier, Apr 15, 2016
4. Apr 15, 2016 #3

   JorisL

   

   Short answer, we need more data to verify a "suspicious" bump in the (diphoton?) spectrum.
   See the High energy forum, there are at least 2 topics there with comments by 2 members that are knowledgeable to clarify some of the aspects.

    

   JorisL, Apr 15, 2016

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