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Atomistic Modeling : Material Science - Higgs Field Theory and Higgs Particle Production

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Research - By: (Me) Nicholas Ellis @ www.youtube.com/sn1pe352

"Students should not come to school just to digest information from the teacher, Rather they should come to school to confirm their own thoughts and ideas"- Toshihide Maskawa

My NOTES: "Apparently we are living in a Bose-Einstein Condensate in which all particles are immersed.

If we turned it off, mass would vanish and everything would fly apart in a nanosecond,"

"With atoms, you know what you started with to create a BEC, but the BEC in the universe, the Higgs field, is already there.

We'll be able to use the next generation of accelerators to pump in energy, in hopes of seeing what the Higgs is made of."

Superfluid Picture for Rotating Space-Times

Authors: George Chapline, Pawel O. Mazur (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, University of South Carolina)

Abstract: A new prescription, in the framework of condensate models for space-times, for physical stationary gravitational fields is presented.

We show that the spinning cosmic string metric describes the gravitational field associated with the single vortex in a superfluid condensate model for space-time outside the vortex core.

This metric differs significantly from the usual acoustic metric for the Onsager-Feynman vortex.

We also consider the question of what happens when many vortices are present, and show that on large scales a G\"{o}del-like metric emerges.

In both the single and multiple vortex cases the failure of general relativity exemplified by the presence of closed time-like curves is attributed to the breakdown of superfluid rigidity.

Physicist Toshihide Maskawa predicted the existence of three families of quarks (sub-units of protons and neutrons), and with his friend and frequent collaborator Makoto Kobayashi helped explain anomalies in the laws of physics.

The two men also developed the Kobayashi-Maskawa matrix (also known as the KM matrix or CKM matrix), which seeks to explain the varying quantum states of quarks propagating freely vs their states when taking part in the weak interactions.

Maskawa, Kobayashi, and Yoichiro Nambu shared the Nobel Prize in Physics for 2008.

"...it is time that those interested in his schemes should make themselves acquainted with the fundamental laws and facts of accepted physics, and they will then find that what they consider mysteries of inscrutable power are in plain English nothing more nor less than interesting experiments in acoustics and mechanics."-John Worrell Keely

NOTE: A thin band of antimatter particles called antiprotons enveloping the Earth has been spotted for the first time.

The find, described in Astrophysical Journal Letters, confirms theoretical work that predicted the Earth's magnetic field could trap antimatter.

The team says a small number of antiprotons lie between the Van Allen belts of trapped "normal" matter.

The researchers say there may be enough to implement a scheme using antimatter to fuel future spacecraft.

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