On the Higgs mechanism and the gauge field theory

TL;DR

This paper explores the Higgs mechanism and gauge field theory, proposing a focus on neutrino background as a potential avenue for understanding dark matter, emphasizing indirect detection methods.

Contribution

It introduces a theoretical framework that emphasizes the neutrino background and its role in particle mass generation, linking gauge theories with dark matter detection.

Findings

Neutrino background temperature estimated at 2 K.

Direct detection of dark matter particles remains unlikely.

Theoretical model aligns with existing experimental data.

Abstract

As laboratory experiments for the detection of particles with non-zero rest masses forming the dark matter do not give positive results we offer once more to turn the attention upon the neutrinos background of the Universe. If the neutrinos background has the temperature 2 K, then direct observations of particles are impossible ones and only their high density allows hope for the success indirect observations. In consequence of this the field theory is constructed as the maximum plausible reduction of the Feynman formulation of the quantum theory displaying experiment data adequately.