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johne1618
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I understand that the the Higgs field has a vacuum expectation value of 246 GeV.
I think that means that the expectation of the Hamiltonian energy operator applied to the vacuum state is 246 GeV.
What does this imply for the energy density of the Higgs field in the vacuum (i.e. in Joules / m^3) ?
John
I think that means that the expectation of the Hamiltonian energy operator applied to the vacuum state is 246 GeV.
What does this imply for the energy density of the Higgs field in the vacuum (i.e. in Joules / m^3) ?
John
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