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The 34 pages that link to Higgs boson, each with the reason it gives.

• CERNRelated: ATLAS and CMS found evidence for it in Large Hadron Collider data at CERN.

• SupersymmetryRelated: Supersymmetric models connect the Higgs mass to additional particles and interactions.

• BaryogenesisRelated: Its properties constrain whether the electroweak transition could have supported electroweak baryogenesis.

• NatureRelated: Nature published key reports from the experiments that established evidence for the particle.

• Peter HiggsRelated: The mechanism predicts this particle, whose discovery provided an experimental test of the theory.

• CMS experimentRelated: CMS was one of the two experiments that discovered the Higgs boson in 2012.

• Electroweak symmetry breakingRelated: It is the observable quantum excitation of the field responsible for breaking.

• Jet (particle physics)Related: Many Higgs decays produce quarks that appear as jets.

• Hierarchy problemRelated: Its mass parameter receives the quantum corrections at the heart of the hierarchy problem.

• FermilabRelated: Fermilab's Tevatron data constrained its properties before the LHC discovered it.

• NaturalnessRelated: Its mass is central to the hierarchy problem’s naturalness argument.

• Robert BroutRelated: Its discovery confirmed a key prediction of the field underlying the mass-generation mechanism.

• TevatronRelated: Tevatron searches narrowed the Higgs boson’s possible mass range before its discovery at the LHC.

• Minimal Supersymmetric Standard ModelRelated: The MSSM predicts a lightest neutral Higgs whose mass is constrained by radiative corrections.

• Landau–Yang theoremRelated: Its observed decay to two photons illustrates a channel forbidden to spin one.

• Leon M. LedermanRelated: Lederman’s book helped make the long search for this particle familiar to the public.

• History of subatomic physicsRelated: Its detection confirmed a key component of the Standard Model's account of particle masses.