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    "abstract": "As is known, the Standard Model mainly ideologically and qualitatively focuss\nthe experimenters in their search of new mass states (of EP- elementary\nparticles). The exact quantitative prognosis of their properties, especially of\nmasses, lays outside opportunities of the usual theory. Model of Stationary\nstates of EP within the framework of the Wave Universe Concept [Chechelnitsky,\n1980-2001] points on existence of Hierarchy of physically distinguished -\nstationary (elite, dominant) states described by the mass formulas, in\nparticular, in a range 10-210 Gev/c^2.\n  The states close to:\n  ..., 101.5; 107.3; 112.76-113; 139.5-143; 147.6; 202 Gev/c^2 should be\nobserved.\n  Apparently, the experiment already confirms this prognosis in a range up to\n100 Gev/c^2. You see preferable states, observable already now in experiment,\nit - not rejected by the usual theory as the candidates in constituents of\nStandard model (for example, not holding Higgs bosons), but quite real displays\nof stationary (first of all, -dominant) mass states. Last data of L3 (CERN)\nCollaboration really specify displays of new mass states and close to 103.7;\n108.9; 114.5 Gev/c^2.",
    "arxiv_id": "physics/0103067",
    "authors": [
      "A. M. Chechelnitsky"
    ],
    "categories": [
      "physics.gen-ph"
    ],
    "title": "Phantom of Higgs Boson Versus Hierarchy of Stationary States of   Superhigh Energies",
    "url": "https://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0103067"
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