Its two isospin states are +1 and zero, and this is the only spin-0 particle in the Standard Model and remains the only one yet to be observed.
The violation of unitarity occurs for weak gauge bosons without the in models disregarding the existence of these. Abbott-Farhi models seek an alternative to the existence of this (*) particle. Its two isospin states are +1 and zero, and this is the only spin-0 particle in the Standard Model and remains the only one yet to be observed. For 10 points, name this theoretical particle sought to be verified by the Large Hadron Collider, a particle that would explain the existence of massive matter from massless elementary particles.
The violation of unitarity occurs for weak gauge bosons without the in models disregarding the existence of these.
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