# 2019 Higgs Boson Mass?

Wiki, based on the 2018 Particle Data Group, gives the Higgs boson mass as $$125.18 \pm 0.16$$ GeV$$/c^2$$. OK.

However, 2017 ATLAS gives a combined value of $$124.98 \pm 0.28$$ GeV$$/c^2$$.

So what is the 2019 latest result, PDG 2018, 2017 ATLAS, or something else? Is it $$124.988063...$$ GeV?

• Is it 124.988063...GeV? I’m pretty sure that the Higgs mass has not been measured to one part in a billion. – G. Smith Oct 12 at 2:16
• Thanks G. Smith! Good to know. Still, would be interested if any published newer results than 2017 ATLAS... e.g. home.cern/news/press-release/physics/… (but couldn't find an answer) – Mr Anderson Oct 12 at 2:32
• There is also the CMS experiment measurement and a combined statistically value should be found in the particle data group tables, which would be the present accepted value. One should not rely on wikipedia. – anna v Oct 12 at 4:59
• @anna v Thank you...however, Wiki IS from the 2018 particle data group tables. I have amended my question to make that clear. My question, i.e. what are the very latest results, still stands... – Mr Anderson Oct 13 at 10:14