in a recent new science, lisa grossman talks about the small unexplored range at the l.a.e of between 1:15 and 1:45. if you could electron volts -- >> you're talking about cakes. >> rate. if the higgs turns out not to be there does that affect your thoughts on a theory with an extra dimension for two? >> i try to separate out issues. one is what is the particle mass? and one is -- one thing that is interesting. let me focus. right now people are getting a little worried release they say we get worried because they are closing in on the mass range. that's at the large hydronic collator is designed to do. it has only one massive it is out there and it's supposed to find out what it is. if you asked people before they turn on the large hedgerow collector what they thought enough to be, most would've thought it was this value that is not yet been tested. without any additional data they would've said if you really believe that was right, you wouldn't be at all disturbed now. these are not the masses i thought it should be at and they haven't explored it yet. why is it still de

a recent new scientist lisa grossman talks about the small unexplored range of the lhc between 115 and 145. you have electron volts. >> you are talking about the higgs very. >> higgs turns out not to be there does that affect your thoughts on a ferry with an extra dimension or two? >> well, i tried to separate out these issues. there are two issues going on. one is what his particles of mass and one is, so one thing that is interesting, so let me just focus on the issue of the higgs first. right now people are getting a little worried or at least they say we are getting worried because we are closing in on the mass range. acid that is what the large hadron colliders excited to do. it has only one massive it is out there and it is supposed to find out what it is. if you asked people before they turned on the large hadron colliders what they thought that mass might be most of them would have thought if this value that has not been tested. i think without any additional data they would have said, so if you believe that was right he wouldn't be at all disturb. you would say this is not the

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