Neutrinos Abound
On the Resonaances blog there is a nice post about cosmological bounds for neutrino masses. Apparently the data can set an upper bound
$\sum m_{\nu} < 0.68$eV
which fits with Carl Brannen's prediction of the masses, as expected.
In other news, Valencia and colleagues may have found a new particle with mass 214.3 MeV, which they are calling the HyperCP particle. Unbelievably, there are already reports that it might be a Higgs. Cough.
$\sum m_{\nu} < 0.68$eV
which fits with Carl Brannen's prediction of the masses, as expected.
In other news, Valencia and colleagues may have found a new particle with mass 214.3 MeV, which they are calling the HyperCP particle. Unbelievably, there are already reports that it might be a Higgs. Cough.
posted by Kea | 1:02 PM
3 Comments:
A Higgs at 210 MeV ? No wonder the upper limits have been shrinking as of late...
Jokes aside, I need to read the paper... TOmorrow! I have been blogging since back home for four hours now, and feel pretty tired!
Later
T.
hey did I tell you your word verification software is becoming rather aggressive ? Darn, I need a wild card!
Hi Tommaso. Welcome home. Unfortunately, there isn't much I can do about Blogger's idiosyncratic word verification software.
Huh... Ok. This time I got lucky, it just asks for "mpitc". And it
is quite readable too :)
Cheers,
T.
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