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
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.
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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