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    The Higgs Boson has been devised in 1963 to explain the mass of particles. Today, The Higgs Boson remains not found despite the fact that mass is present everywhere. This lack of results suggests physicists to follow other lines of research towards higgsless models.

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    The Higgs Boson has been devised in 1963 to explain the mass of particles. Today, The Higgs Boson remains not found despite the fact that mass is present everywhere. This lack of results suggests physicists to follow other lines of research towards higgsless models.

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    Higgs Boson

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    The Higgs Boson has been devised in 1963 to explain the mass of particles. Today, The Higgs Boson remains not found despite the fact that mass is present everywhere. This lack of results suggests physicists to follow other lines of research towards higgsless models.

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    The Higgs Boson has been devised in 1963 to explain the mass of particles. Today, the Higgs Boson remains not found despite the fact that mass is present everywhere. This lack of results suggests physicists to follow other lines of research towards higgsless models. This website describes one of these higgsless models but, contrary to the Higgs Boson, it not only explains mass but GRAVITATION too. No "Higgs Field" is required and m = f(x,y,z,t). Moreover, the Newton Law
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