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JohnStanton
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Every now and then one reads that the
standard model does not work for
energies above 1 or 2 TeV.
Can anybody explain where this statement
comes from?
As far as I understand, there are no
deviations of the standard model form
experiment. There is only the issue
of Higgs mass being sensitive to
higher order perturbative corrections.
But is that sufficient to derive the 2 TeV
number? Or is there another reason?
John
standard model does not work for
energies above 1 or 2 TeV.
Can anybody explain where this statement
comes from?
As far as I understand, there are no
deviations of the standard model form
experiment. There is only the issue
of Higgs mass being sensitive to
higher order perturbative corrections.
But is that sufficient to derive the 2 TeV
number? Or is there another reason?
John