Take the tour ×  Data are coming in, and it seems that recent
Higgs boson observation is eliminating many SUSY models. If so,
what is happening to superstring theories, like M-theory?
share|improve this question There's no problem neither for SUSY
nor for ST with the higgs that is found, on the contrary ...
;-). You seem to have completely wrong informations. –  Dilaton
Nov 28 '12 at 14:00 No.. discovery itself isn't the problem, but
the data... –  DOT Nov 28 '12 at 14:03 No, you are wrong. See
for example this. And the data, meaning the low mass of the
higgs discovered, point to the fact that SUSY (or something that
does a similar good job) is even NEEDED to stabilize the higgs.
I'm really wondering from what sources you take your
informations, they are completely wrong. –  Dilaton Nov 28 '12
at 14:06 @Dilaton: I hope you're not implying that Dorigo
doesn't know what he's talking about. He's an excellent
experimentalist, and he's quite right to say that the vanilla
Standard Model does a good job of fitting