Wednesday, December 14, 2011

A Gibbs Combination Plot

Thanks to the incredible (live time) work of Phil Gibbs.
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  1. KeaDecember 14, 2011 at 11:03 AM

    To the untrained eye, that bump at 125 GeV looks pretty convincing, does it not? But in reality, the situation is still not clear. It is heartening to see the low mass range gradually take shape in the 0 to 1 SM band, but unfortunately, we have a long wait to find out the true answer, because far more data will be needed to make firm conclusions.

    But for now it seems that there is a SM Higgs, after all.

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