higgs boson
1Higgs-Boson — (H) Klassifikation Elementarteilchen Boson Eigenschaften Ladung neutral Masse > 114.000  …
2Higgs boson — Infobox Particle name = Higgs boson caption = num types = composition = Elementary particle family = Boson group = generation = interaction = particle = antiparticle = status = Hypothetical theorized = F. Englert, R. Brout, P. Higgs, G. S.… …
3higgs boson — ˈhigz noun or higgs particle Usage: usually capitalized H Etymology: after Peter W. Higgs b1929 British physicist : a hypothetical elementary particle that has zero spin and large mass and that is required by some gauge theories to account for… …
4Higgs boson — /hɪgz ˈboʊzɒn/ (say higz bohzon) noun an elementary particle the existence of which would explain the appearance of massive particles of zero spin in the electroweak theory; its existence theoretical until near certain scientific confirmation in… …
5Higgs boson in fiction — The Higgs boson has appeared in several works of fiction in popular culture. These references rarely reflect the expected properties of the hypothetical elementary particle, or do so only vaguely, and often imbue it with fantastic properties.*In… …
6Higgs boson — /higz/, Physics. a hypothetical type of heavy, electrically neutral particle with zero spin. Also called Higgs particle. [named after Peter W. Higgs (born 1929), English physicist, who hypothesized its existence] * * * …
7Higgs boson — (also Higgs particle) noun Physics a subatomic particle postulated to exist by the theory which unified the weak and electromagnetic interactions. Origin 1970s: named after the English physicist Peter W. Higgs …
8Higgs boson — noun Etymology: Peter W. Higgs b1929 British physicist Date: 1974 a hypothetical elementary particle that has zero spin and large mass and that is required by some gauge theories to account for the masses of other elementary particles …
9Higgs-Boson — Hịggs Bo|son, das; s, en, Hịggs Teil|chen <nach dem britischen Physiker P. Higgs> (Physik [hypothetisches] Elementarteilchen) …
10Higgs boson — noun A hypothetical elementary particle predicted by the standard model; a boson with zero spin, it is thought to give mass to other particles …
