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I read the current February Scientific American issue which focuses on the Large Hadron Collider and the coming physics. It mentions the so called Hierarchy Problem. I encountered this concept before in Randall's Warped Passages & others but didn't totally understood them. I thought it was simply about why gravity is very weak compared to the electroweak or unification scale... and I thought before so what they are just like that. but the article and succeeding researches in the net say there is a technical explanation and it is about the Higgs. Theoretical justification says that the Higgs boson which satisfy the electroweak theory should have almost planck mass but in reality it is much lower. For those who don't understand what is the Hierarchy Problem. This is how I understand it. Say Jerry who is poor african guy has total money or asset of $50. Bill Gates has asset worth $100 billion. In the odd quantum world. Virtual particles can do parlor tricks. So it's like asking how come Jerry is not as rich as Bill Gates. In quantum terms esp HUP. If the time is small enough, there is uncertainty in energy which could be any amount. So poor Jerry could have $100 billion within a certain time allowed by the uncertainty. This means Jerry has potential $100 billion but how come he doesn't actually have it. Well. The above is not a very accurate analogy. Let's go directly to the point. The Higgs can theoretically have virtual particles that can reach the planck mass or energy. So theoretical justification says the Higgs boson should be almost in the planck mass range because of quantum contributions or corrections (involving virtual particles). But in reality it is only in the electroweak mass scale (1 TeV compared to the planck mass 10 ^ 16 T). So the most puzzling problem in physics now is how come poor Jerry or almost any person on earth is not as rich as Bill Gates? Or why the Higgs doesn't have planck mass.. BTW.. I also read that chiral symmetry protect the masses of the bosons and fermions such as quarks and electrons from undergoing the same problem as the Higgs which can by theory reach planck mass scale but not. Something about the actual masses proportional to the intrinsic masses (bare masses without quantum contributions). Can anyone explain what this means? Does it have something to do with the fact that the quarks and electrons before symmetry breaking don't have masses that's why they are said to be "protected" or is it a QED stunt and if so, What's the detail why chiral symmetry protect the masses of the bosons and fermions from undergoing quantum corrections that could pull their masses to the planck scale? Well. Presently they have some solutions to solve the Hierarchy Problem. One is Supersymmetry in which our fermions and bosons have superpartners. This means the higgs planck mass of say a photon is cancelled by the corresponding higgs planck mass of say the sphoton but this is not convincing because they are not detected as is, meaning they don't exactly correspond to the standard model masses. Also Supersymmetry can introduce 120 more constants of nature add hocly added in addition to the 20 Standard Model variables. The second solution to solve the hierarchy problems involved hidden dimensions. I went back to Randall book and finally understood what she was implying. It is that the electroweak masses are sequestered in a brane while the planck masses are sequestered in another brane. This means their quantum side is isolated from each other so the higgs can only reach the maximum of the electroweak mass scale or about 1 TeV rather than 10 ^16T. This is cool explanation and I wonder how many agree to this. Randall also mentions how infinite extra dimensions could exist and the Kaluza Klein signatures or particles being so light that they can't be detected (because of the theory that small dimensions can produce massive KK particles while large dimensions can produce lighter KK particles). Third solution is the so called "light higgs" stuff which doesn't allow higher dimensions. Do you agree with it? Fourth solution is that the concept of virtual particles have flaws or not thouroughly understood although this is unlikely because of the amazing success of QED and QFT which can prove in analogy that a poor south african farmer named Jerry can have a virtual Jerry that is as rich as Bill Gates. This is the amazing world of QED where things are more bizarre than sci-fi. Where quantum corrections and virtual particles can play parlor tricks that can make newtonians crazy. The Hierarchy Problem is the mother of physics problem in which convensional physicists focus. I wonder how come the kooks here don't discuss this. This is much more interesting than any of their materials. Come on. Let's focus on the Hierarchy Problem as it is what really matter. Zilla |
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http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=...rticle-physics
Btw... the articles about the Large Hadron Collider and coming revolutions in particle physics in Sci-Am mag are shared free in their site (full articles). The Hierarchy Problem and its solution is the top reason the LHC was built in the first place. And it is not just scaling the energy up, it promises to discover new structures such as perhaps Santa Claus being precipitated by the LHC or more exotic dimensional branes. I think the Hierarchy Problem can have analogy this way. In a boxing ring, it takes 10 rounds of time for the boxers to punch themselves around. Let's say the boxing ring is the interaction region or vertex of QED. In physics, what happens is that in 1 sec or less, all the punches in the 10 rounds happen at once. This is the magic of QED & QM. Now the Hierarchy Problem is the mystery how come a Muhammed Ali punch like an infant. That is, the Higgs can decay into top quark-anti-top quark pairs and because there are many paths, it can reach planck mass. But in reality the higgs mass to satisfy the electroweak theory is only very small. Why? Who knows, the LHC may discover sequestering branes that protect the higgs from reaching the planck mass. It is surely interesting times ahead come July when the LHC becomes operational. I'm still perplexed why chiral symmetry can protect the masses of the fermions and bosons from the higgs hierarchy problem. Anyone kind enough to share? Zilla |
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On Feb 10, 7:02*am, Zilla wrote:
http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=...ons-in-particl... Btw... the articles about the Large Hadron Collider and coming revolutions in particle physics in Sci-Am mag are shared free in their site (full articles). The Hierarchy Problem and its solution is the top reason the LHC was built in the first place. And it is not just scaling the energy up, it promises to discover new structures such as perhaps Santa Claus being precipitated by the LHC or more exotic dimensional branes. I think the Hierarchy Problem can have analogy this way. In a boxing ring, it takes 10 rounds of time for the boxers to punch themselves around. Let's say the boxing ring is the interaction region or vertex of QED. In physics, what happens is that in 1 sec or less, all the punches in the 10 rounds happen at once. This is the magic of QED & QM. Now the Hierarchy Problem is the mystery how come a Muhammed Ali punch like an infant. That is, the Higgs can decay into top quark-anti-top quark pairs and because there are many paths, it can reach planck mass. But in reality the higgs mass to satisfy the electroweak theory is only very small. Why? *Who knows, the LHC may discover sequestering branes that protect the higgs from reaching the planck mass. It is surely interesting times ahead come July when the LHC becomes operational. I'm still perplexed why chiral symmetry can protect the masses of the fermions and bosons from the higgs hierarchy problem. Anyone kind enough to share? Zilla --------------------- 1 i thought that QM solved everthing !!....... 2 have you heared about the idea of 'The chain of orbitals ' ??? (3) you quoted so many parroting nonsense that beed a special prize from the Land of nonasense anyway it sowes clear as sun on midday that no one undwerstands a **** about what is realygoing on there and it i squite clear to me that even the largest LHC will not make it clearer if there will be no some change in basic paradigms like 'no mass in physics ' because old catto saied : 'No mass --no real physics ' ATB Y.Porat ------------------------------------------ |
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On Feb 12, 1:19*am, "Y.Porat" wrote:
On Feb 10, 7:02*am, Zilla wrote: http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=...ons-in-particl.... Btw... the articles about the Large Hadron Collider and coming revolutions in particle physics in Sci-Am mag are shared free in their site (full articles). The Hierarchy Problem and its solution is the top reason the LHC was built in the first place. And it is not just scaling the energy up, it promises to discover new structures such as perhaps Santa Claus being precipitated by the LHC or more exotic dimensional branes. I think the Hierarchy Problem can have analogy this way. In a boxing ring, it takes 10 rounds of time for the boxers to punch themselves around. Let's say the boxing ring is the interaction region or vertex of QED. In physics, what happens is that in 1 sec or less, all the punches in the 10 rounds happen at once. This is the magic of QED & QM. Now the Hierarchy Problem is the mystery how come a Muhammed Ali punch like an infant. That is, the Higgs can decay into top quark-anti-top quark pairs and because there are many paths, it can reach planck mass. But in reality the higgs mass to satisfy the electroweak theory is only very small. Why? *Who knows, the LHC may discover sequestering branes that protect the higgs from reaching the planck mass. It is surely interesting times ahead come July when the LHC becomes operational. I'm still perplexed why chiral symmetry can protect the masses of the fermions and bosons from the higgs hierarchy problem. Anyone kind enough to share? Zilla --------------------- 1 i thought that QM solved everthing !!....... 2 have you heared about the idea of 'The chain of orbitals ' * *??? (3) you quoted so many parroting nonsense that beed a special prize from the Land of *nonasense anyway it sowes clear as sun on midday that no one undwerstands a **** about what is *realygoing on there and it i squite clear to me that even the largest LHC will not make it clearer if there will be no some change in basic paradigms like 'no mass in physics ' because old catto saied : 'No mass --no real physics ' ATB Y.Porat ------------------------------------------- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What nonsense? It's just the tip of the iceberg. Physics middle name is strange and weird... btw... if you want to know too how chiral symmetry can protect the masses of the fermions and bosons from the higgs hierarchy problem. The answers are he http://www.itep.ru/ws/2003/procs/Froggatt.pdf see the chapter "Fermion masses and mass protection". Also in here http://courses.washington.edu/phys55...20558_lec2.htm specifically: "As we discussed last quarter, both vector particles and spin ½ particles naturally display symmetries that can ensure that they remain massless. In the former case it is a gauge symmetry that plays this role. As long as the gauge symmetry remains unbroken, there can be no interactions in the theory (i.e., terms in the Lagrangian, including a bare mass term) that give the vector gauge boson a mass. The symmetry also ensures that this situation remains true even at higher order in perturbation theory. In particular, radiative corrections in the form of loop diagrams (to be explained more thoroughly below) will not cause the vector gauge boson to acquire a mass. Likewise a Lagrangian with chiral symmetry (i.e., a Lagrangian where the right-handed fermions are treated independently from the left-handed ones) will exhibit massless fermions to all orders in perturbation theory. Recall that the typical terms in the Lagrangian for a gauge theory, except for fermion mass terms, can be written separately for the different chiral components". Z. |
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On Feb 12, 1:19*am, "Y.Porat" wrote:
On Feb 10, 7:02*am, Zilla wrote: http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=...ons-in-particl.... Btw... the articles about the Large Hadron Collider and coming revolutions in particle physics in Sci-Am mag are shared free in their site (full articles). The Hierarchy Problem and its solution is the top reason the LHC was built in the first place. And it is not just scaling the energy up, it promises to discover new structures such as perhaps Santa Claus being precipitated by the LHC or more exotic dimensional branes. I think the Hierarchy Problem can have analogy this way. In a boxing ring, it takes 10 rounds of time for the boxers to punch themselves around. Let's say the boxing ring is the interaction region or vertex of QED. In physics, what happens is that in 1 sec or less, all the punches in the 10 rounds happen at once. This is the magic of QED & QM. Now the Hierarchy Problem is the mystery how come a Muhammed Ali punch like an infant. That is, the Higgs can decay into top quark-anti-top quark pairs and because there are many paths, it can reach planck mass. But in reality the higgs mass to satisfy the electroweak theory is only very small. Why? *Who knows, the LHC may discover sequestering branes that protect the higgs from reaching the planck mass. It is surely interesting times ahead come July when the LHC becomes operational. I'm still perplexed why chiral symmetry can protect the masses of the fermions and bosons from the higgs hierarchy problem. Anyone kind enough to share? Zilla --------------------- 1 i thought that QM solved everthing !!....... 2 have you heared about the idea of 'The chain of orbitals ' * *??? (3) you quoted so many parroting nonsense that beed a special prize from the Land of *nonasense anyway it sowes clear as sun on midday that no one undwerstands a **** about what is *realygoing on there and it i squite clear to me that even the largest LHC will not make it clearer if there will be no some change in basic paradigms like 'no mass in physics ' because old catto saied : 'No mass --no real physics ' ATB Y.Porat ------------------------------------------- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Btw.. porat.. do you know what is the Hierarchy Problem?? It's like this. Physicists all over the world are perplexed how come Porat is not as rich as Bill Gates or not as rich as the richest person in the world. This is because in the world of the quantum and especially if planck constant is big. Virtual Porats exist (counterpart of virtual particles) which don't have fixed mass and energy (and money). This means virtual porats can have as large a money as Bill gates courtesy of HUP. And in the odder world of QM. Your interactions with the world is courtesy of virtual porats.. so if you'll sum all the virtual porats the vacuum can produce.. you should have planck mass and as rich as Bill Gates. The mystery is why not. Get the analogy? This is the essence of the Hierarchy Problem where billions were invested in the LHC to solve it. Of course the interaction region or vertex of QED is quantum while in the world it's newtonians but physicists like Julian Barbour gave theoretical justification that all motions are illusions and it is only quantum considerations that make motions possible hence even interactions in the classical world like walking or riding a car is also quantum. See Julian book "End of Time".. it's of course controversial but it gives the idea that physicists don't even discount the possibility the classical world is also quantum (hence virtual porats with the riches of Bill Gates should exist that should create a Porat with some $100 billion money). In essence. Physicists theories and model are thousands of times weirder than your classical chain or orbitals. So to make it to the world. Be weirder than physicists. That's the rule in physics. The more newtonian you are, the less your theory matches to reality. Get it dude? Z. |
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On Feb 12, 12:50*am, Zilla wrote:
On Feb 12, 1:19*am, "Y.Porat" wrote: On Feb 10, 7:02*am, Zilla wrote: http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=...ons-in-particl.... Btw... the articles about the Large Hadron Collider and coming revolutions in particle physics in Sci-Am mag are shared free in their site (full articles). The Hierarchy Problem and its solution is the top reason the LHC was built in the first place. And it is not just scaling the energy up, it promises to discover new structures such as perhaps Santa Claus being precipitated by the LHC or more exotic dimensional branes. I think the Hierarchy Problem can have analogy this way. In a boxing ring, it takes 10 rounds of time for the boxers to punch themselves around. Let's say the boxing ring is the interaction region or vertex of QED. In physics, what happens is that in 1 sec or less, all the punches in the 10 rounds happen at once. This is the magic of QED & QM. Now the Hierarchy Problem is the mystery how come a Muhammed Ali punch like an infant. That is, the Higgs can decay into top quark-anti-top quark pairs and because there are many paths, it can reach planck mass. But in reality the higgs mass to satisfy the electroweak theory is only very small. Why? *Who knows, the LHC may discover sequestering branes that protect the higgs from reaching the planck mass. It is surely interesting times ahead come July when the LHC becomes operational. I'm still perplexed why chiral symmetry can protect the masses of the fermions and bosons from the higgs hierarchy problem. Anyone kind enough to share? Zilla --------------------- 1 i thought that QM solved everthing !!....... 2 have you heared about the idea of 'The chain of orbitals ' * *??? (3) you quoted so many parroting nonsense that beed a special prize from the Land of *nonasense anyway it sowes clear as sun on midday that no one undwerstands a **** about what is *realygoing on there and it i squite clear to me that even the largest LHC will not make it clearer if there will be no some change in basic paradigms like 'no mass in physics ' because old catto saied : 'No mass --no real physics ' ATB Y.Porat ------------------------------------------- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What nonsense? *It's just the tip of the iceberg. Physics middle name is strange and weird... btw... if you want to know too how chiral symmetry can protect the masses of the fermions and bosons from the higgs hierarchy problem. The answers are he http://www.itep.ru/ws/2003/procs/Froggatt.pdf see the chapter "Fermion masses and mass protection". Also in here http://courses.washington.edu/phys55...20558_lec2.htm specifically: "As we discussed last quarter, both vector particles and spin ½ particles naturally display symmetries that can ensure that they remain massless. *In the former case it is a gauge symmetry that plays this role. *As long as the gauge symmetry remains unbroken, there can be no interactions in the theory (i.e., terms in the Lagrangian, including a bare mass term) that give the vector gauge boson a mass. *The symmetry also ensures that this situation remains true even at higher order in perturbation theory. *In particular, radiative corrections in the form of loop diagrams (to be explained more thoroughly below) will not cause the vector gauge boson to acquire a mass. Likewise a Lagrangian with chiral symmetry (i.e., a Lagrangian where the right-handed fermions are treated independently from the left-handed ones) will exhibit massless fermions to all orders in perturbation theory. *Recall that the typical terms in the Lagrangian for a gauge theory, except for fermion mass terms, can be written separately for the different chiral components". Z.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - --------------- my poor advaice to you is to learn the most basic physics **before you are fiddling with matheamtics** the only good tip i can suggest to you for basic physics is no mass no real physics !! just as simple as that !!! (i leave for you the notion and religiious crookish - ignorant belife that physics has to be wired... the human mind and clergy priests of 500 years ago --can be wired the basic inorganig physics is simple!! keep well and thing 10 secons before you say so someone 'nonmsense ' Y.Porat ------------------------------ |
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On Feb 11, 11:20 pm, "Y.Porat" wrote:
On Feb 12, 12:50 am, Zilla wrote: On Feb 12, 1:19 am, "Y.Porat" wrote: On Feb 10, 7:02 am, Zilla wrote: http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=...ons-in-particl... Btw... the articles about the Large Hadron Collider and coming revolutions in particle physics in Sci-Am mag are shared free in their site (full articles). The Hierarchy Problem and its solution is the top reason the LHC was built in the first place. And it is not just scaling the energy up, it promises to discover new structures such as perhaps Santa Claus being precipitated by the LHC or more exotic dimensional branes. I think the Hierarchy Problem can have analogy this way. In a boxing ring, it takes 10 rounds of time for the boxers to punch themselves around. Let's say the boxing ring is the interaction region or vertex of QED. In physics, what happens is that in 1 sec or less, all the punches in the 10 rounds happen at once. This is the magic of QED & QM. Now the Hierarchy Problem is the mystery how come a Muhammed Ali punch like an infant. That is, the Higgs can decay into top quark-anti-top quark pairs and because there are many paths, it can reach planck mass. But in reality the higgs mass to satisfy the electroweak theory is only very small. Why? Who knows, the LHC may discover sequestering branes that protect the higgs from reaching the planck mass. It is surely interesting times ahead come July when the LHC becomes operational. I'm still perplexed why chiral symmetry can protect the masses of the fermions and bosons from the higgs hierarchy problem. Anyone kind enough to share? Zilla --------------------- 1 i thought that QM solved everthing !!....... 2 have you heared about the idea of 'The chain of orbitals ' ??? (3) you quoted so many parroting nonsense that beed a special prize from the Land of nonasense anyway it sowes clear as sun on midday that no one undwerstands a **** about what is realygoing on there and it i squite clear to me that even the largest LHC will not make it clearer if there will be no some change in basic paradigms like 'no mass in physics ' because old catto saied : 'No mass --no real physics ' ATB Y.Porat ------------------------------------------- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What nonsense? It's just the tip of the iceberg. Physics middle name is strange and weird... btw... if you want to know too how chiral symmetry can protect the masses of the fermions and bosons from the higgs hierarchy problem. The answers are he http://www.itep.ru/ws/2003/procs/Froggatt.pdf see the chapter "Fermion masses and mass protection". Also in here http://courses.washington.edu/phys55...20558_lec2.htm specifically: "As we discussed last quarter, both vector particles and spin ½ particles naturally display symmetries that can ensure that they remain massless. In the former case it is a gauge symmetry that plays this role. As long as the gauge symmetry remains unbroken, there can be no interactions in the theory (i.e., terms in the Lagrangian, including a bare mass term) that give the vector gauge boson a mass. The symmetry also ensures that this situation remains true even at higher order in perturbation theory. In particular, radiative corrections in the form of loop diagrams (to be explained more thoroughly below) will not cause the vector gauge boson to acquire a mass. Likewise a Lagrangian with chiral symmetry (i.e., a Lagrangian where the right-handed fermions are treated independently from the left-handed ones) will exhibit massless fermions to all orders in perturbation theory. Recall that the typical terms in the Lagrangian for a gauge theory, except for fermion mass terms, can be written separately for the different chiral components". Z.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - --------------- my poor advaice to you is to learn the most basic physics **before you are fiddling with matheamtics** the only good tip i can suggest to you for basic physics is no mass no real physics !! just as simple as that !!! Translated: "I don't understand how massless particles can possibly exist, so they are wrong." (i leave for you the notion and religiious crookish - ignorant belife that physics has to be wired... the human mind and clergy priests of 500 years ago --can be wired the basic inorganig physics is simple!! keep well and thing 10 secons before you say so someone 'nonmsense ' Y.Porat ------------------------------ |
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"Eric Gisse" wrote in message ... On Feb 11, 11:20 pm, "Y.Porat" wrote: On Feb 12, 12:50 am, Zilla wrote: On Feb 12, 1:19 am, "Y.Porat" wrote: On Feb 10, 7:02 am, Zilla wrote: http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=...ons-in-particl... Btw... the articles about the Large Hadron Collider and coming revolutions in particle physics in Sci-Am mag are shared free in their site (full articles). The Hierarchy Problem and its solution is the top reason the LHC was built in the first place. And it is not just scaling the energy up, it promises to discover new structures such as perhaps Santa Claus being precipitated by the LHC or more exotic dimensional branes. I think the Hierarchy Problem can have analogy this way. In a boxing ring, it takes 10 rounds of time for the boxers to punch themselves around. Let's say the boxing ring is the interaction region or vertex of QED. In physics, what happens is that in 1 sec or less, all the punches in the 10 rounds happen at once. This is the magic of QED & QM. Now the Hierarchy Problem is the mystery how come a Muhammed Ali punch like an infant. That is, the Higgs can decay into top quark-anti-top quark pairs and because there are many paths, it can reach planck mass. But in reality the higgs mass to satisfy the electroweak theory is only very small. Why? Who knows, the LHC may discover sequestering branes that protect the higgs from reaching the planck mass. It is surely interesting times ahead come July when the LHC becomes operational. I'm still perplexed why chiral symmetry can protect the masses of the fermions and bosons from the higgs hierarchy problem. Anyone kind enough to share? Zilla --------------------- 1 i thought that QM solved everthing !!....... 2 have you heared about the idea of 'The chain of orbitals ' ??? (3) you quoted so many parroting nonsense that beed a special prize from the Land of nonasense anyway it sowes clear as sun on midday that no one undwerstands a **** about what is realygoing on there and it i squite clear to me that even the largest LHC will not make it clearer if there will be no some change in basic paradigms like 'no mass in physics ' because old catto saied : 'No mass --no real physics ' ATB Y.Porat ------------------------------------------- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What nonsense? It's just the tip of the iceberg. Physics middle name is strange and weird... btw... if you want to know too how chiral symmetry can protect the masses of the fermions and bosons from the higgs hierarchy problem. The answers are he http://www.itep.ru/ws/2003/procs/Froggatt.pdf see the chapter "Fermion masses and mass protection". Also in here http://courses.washington.edu/phys55...20558_lec2.htm specifically: "As we discussed last quarter, both vector particles and spin ½ particles naturally display symmetries that can ensure that they remain massless. In the former case it is a gauge symmetry that plays this role. As long as the gauge symmetry remains unbroken, there can be no interactions in the theory (i.e., terms in the Lagrangian, including a bare mass term) that give the vector gauge boson a mass. The symmetry also ensures that this situation remains true even at higher order in perturbation theory. In particular, radiative corrections in the form of loop diagrams (to be explained more thoroughly below) will not cause the vector gauge boson to acquire a mass. Likewise a Lagrangian with chiral symmetry (i.e., a Lagrangian where the right-handed fermions are treated independently from the left-handed ones) will exhibit massless fermions to all orders in perturbation theory. Recall that the typical terms in the Lagrangian for a gauge theory, except for fermion mass terms, can be written separately for the different chiral components". Z.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - --------------- my poor advaice to you is to learn the most basic physics **before you are fiddling with matheamtics** the only good tip i can suggest to you for basic physics is no mass no real physics !! just as simple as that !!! Translated: "I don't understand how massless particles can possibly exist, so they are wrong." Me too Eric. Seems like theories to support theories that don't add up to anything but the need for additional theory to explain a problem with the last additional need for further additional theory. If I had to eat this stuff I'd become a virtual person pretty quickly I think. No doubt all this stuff has been proven experimentaly? But as I don't get it I'm virtually stupid too I guess. Vince |
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On Feb 12, 1:25*am, Eric Gisse wrote:
On Feb 11, 11:20 pm, "Y.Porat" wrote: my poor advaice to you is to learn the most basic physics **before you are fiddling with matheamtics** the only good tip i can suggest to you for basic physics is no mass no real physics !! just as simple as that !!! Translated: "I don't understand how massless particles can possibly exist, so they are wrong." A massles quantum is not a particul any more than $1 is a coin. |
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On Feb 12, 4:20*pm, "Y.Porat" wrote:
On Feb 12, 12:50*am, Zilla wrote: On Feb 12, 1:19*am, "Y.Porat" wrote: On Feb 10, 7:02*am, Zilla wrote: http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=...ons-in-particl... Btw... the articles about the Large Hadron Collider and coming revolutions in particle physics in Sci-Am mag are shared free in their site (full articles). The Hierarchy Problem and its solution is the top reason the LHC was built in the first place. And it is not just scaling the energy up, it promises to discover new structures such as perhaps Santa Claus being precipitated by the LHC or more exotic dimensional branes. I think the Hierarchy Problem can have analogy this way. In a boxing ring, it takes 10 rounds of time for the boxers to punch themselves around. Let's say the boxing ring is the interaction region or vertex of QED. In physics, what happens is that in 1 sec or less, all the punches in the 10 rounds happen at once. This is the magic of QED & QM. Now the Hierarchy Problem is the mystery how come a Muhammed Ali punch like an infant. That is, the Higgs can decay into top quark-anti-top quark pairs and because there are many paths, it can reach planck mass. But in reality the higgs mass to satisfy the electroweak theory is only very small. Why? *Who knows, the LHC may discover sequestering branes that protect the higgs from reaching the planck mass. It is surely interesting times ahead come July when the LHC becomes operational. I'm still perplexed why chiral symmetry can protect the masses of the fermions and bosons from the higgs hierarchy problem. Anyone kind enough to share? Zilla --------------------- 1 i thought that QM solved everthing !!....... 2 have you heared about the idea of 'The chain of orbitals ' * *??? (3) you quoted so many parroting nonsense that beed a special prize from the Land of *nonasense anyway it sowes clear as sun on midday that no one undwerstands a **** about what is *realygoing on there and it i squite clear to me that even the largest LHC will not make it clearer if there will be no some change in basic paradigms like 'no mass in physics ' because old catto saied : 'No mass --no real physics ' ATB Y.Porat ------------------------------------------- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - What nonsense? *It's just the tip of the iceberg. Physics middle name is strange and weird... btw... if you want to know too how chiral symmetry can protect the masses of the fermions and bosons from the higgs hierarchy problem. The answers are he http://www.itep.ru/ws/2003/procs/Froggatt.pdf see the chapter "Fermion masses and mass protection". Also in here http://courses.washington.edu/phys55...20558_lec2.htm specifically: "As we discussed last quarter, both vector particles and spin ½ particles naturally display symmetries that can ensure that they remain massless. *In the former case it is a gauge symmetry that plays this role. *As long as the gauge symmetry remains unbroken, there can be no interactions in the theory (i.e., terms in the Lagrangian, including a bare mass term) that give the vector gauge boson a mass. *The symmetry also ensures that this situation remains true even at higher order in perturbation theory. *In particular, radiative corrections in the form of loop diagrams (to be explained more thoroughly below) will not cause the vector gauge boson to acquire a mass. Likewise a Lagrangian with chiral symmetry (i.e., a Lagrangian where the right-handed fermions are treated independently from the left-handed ones) will exhibit massless fermions to all orders in perturbation theory. *Recall that the typical terms in the Lagrangian for a gauge theory, except for fermion mass terms, can be written separately for the different chiral components". Z.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - --------------- my poor advaice to you is to learn the most basic physics **before you are fiddling with matheamtics** the only good tip i can suggest to you for basic physics is no mass no real physics !! just as simple as that !!! Btw.. i wonder if you are arguing solely about the photon which you believed has mass. But isn't it that a gauge boson with mass has third polarization (like sound wave). They only detected the third polarization in the weak gauge boson for example and not the photon so this means the photon is massless. Unless the photon mass is so tiny that the third polarization is hard to detect like detecting gravity wave? Before you delve deeper about massless photon and massive photon however. Try first to reflect what really is mass and what caused mass. If you don't believe in higgs and the gauge principle and just want to junk the Standard Model. Try to cook up another principle how mass occurs in matter and at the same time predicting the experimental results in QED which has accuracy of 1 in billions. Do that and we can parade you around the white house to request redistribution of funds from LHC to the Porat New Physics Foundation. z Z (i leave for you the notion and religiious crookish * - ignorant * belife that physics has to be wired... the human mind *and clergy priests of 500 years ago --can be wired the basic inorganig physics is simple!! keep well and thing 10 * secons before you say so someone 'nonmsense ' Y.Porat ------------------------------- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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