Higgs Mechanism in the Standard Model and a Possibility of its Direct Physical Realization

TL;DR

This paper investigates whether the Higgs mechanism can be directly physically realized, concluding it cannot, implying that detection of a scalar particle at CERN does not necessarily confirm it as a Higgs boson.

Contribution

The paper provides a theoretical analysis showing the impossibility of direct physical realization of the Higgs mechanism within the Standard Model.

Findings

Higgs mechanism cannot have a direct physical realization

Detection of a scalar particle at CERN does not confirm it as a Higgs boson

Theoretical conditions for physical realization are not met

Abstract

The aim of this work was to answer the question: Is the direct physical realization of the Higgs mechanism possible? It is shown that this mechanism cannot have a direct physical realization since the condition for this realization is not fulfilled. It means that if in the new collider at CERN a scalar particle is detected, it does not mean that it is a Higgs particle.