My understanding to Higgs boson functions is allowing me to explain these functions in an easy manner without doubt and without mistakes; these functions are occuring inside any experiment on Higgs boson. Now I have to remind you about some of Higgs boson functions to make of them the subject of this post.
The first of Higgs boson functions is to kick-off any stand still experiment or to switching on; and this is by displacing a first molecule from it's stable state to make of it a starting point of a system full of energy. The decay of the first molecule into smaller energies creates the presence of these energies in movement, and such energies are: gamma particles, alpha particles, beta particles, omega particles and other particles such as heliums, protons and neutrons. The kick-off of any system is a function limited only to Higgs boson and only to Higgs boson.
The second function of Higgs boson inside any system is it's character of oscillation to particles: this function is limited only to Higgs boson in all particles, and that's why Higgs boson is a unique and important particle, because without this function our universe couldn't exist, and any condensation to matter has no way to occur, also because without this function of oscillation a constant speed of particles will be impossible. The function of oscillation of Higgs boson has to be considered to detect the existence of Higgs boson inside any experiment because its the main pillar of discovering Higgs boson.
The third function of Higgs boson is to organise all existing molecules inside any experiment; and this is by choosing the most abundant molecules inside the system and the more dominant ones by reconstructing the less dominant ones to the kind of the abundant ones to make of the system a unique system by it's molecules. I think that the function of organisation to molecules by Higgs boson is a perfect solution to produce thounsands of products based on one molecule to each product.
Bear with me I will show you more of Higgs boson functions in future posts.
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