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What’s next for Higgs boson research? – Home | CERN What’s next for Higgs boson research? With the basic properties of the Higgs boson established, it might appear that what remains to be done is just a few more coupling measurements to complete the table and that’s it. But there’s much more to it than that. The Higgs boson is a mysterious particle, different in several ways from all particles seen so far, and connected to many unanswered questions in physics. The most well known connection is with the Brout-Englert-Higgs (BEH) mechanism that gives mass to the W and Z force carrier parti

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