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A hypothetical group of multiple universes, each of which would comprise everything that is experimentally accessible by a connected community of observers. DO NOT USE the 'multiverse' tag for the many-worlds interpretation, use the 'quantum-interpretations' tag instead.
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How do we prove the existence of a multiverse?
As conceptualized, the multiverse theory can’t be tested. For this reason, the majority of physics theorists state that a multiverse does not belong to the body of sciences. … And, he even came up with a Higgs boson mass threshold (140 GeV) that, in his view, would support a multiverse. …
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How can the mass of Higgs give preference to SUSY vs multiverse?
It also advances that SUSY and Multiverse may not be mutually exclusive, but instead Multiverse may serve as an extension of SUSY. … Multiverse debate at such time. …
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Supersymmetry vs multiverse
As conceptualized, the Multiverse theory can’t be tested. For this reason, the majority of physics theorists state that Multiverse does not belong to the body of sciences. … And, he even came up with a Higgs boson mass threshold (140 GeV) that, in his view, would support Multiverse. …
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