What would be the possible applications of this discovery?


At 01.23 2012.07.03, you wrote:
>> According to this press release:
>>
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>http://www.fnal.gov/pub/presspass/press_releases/2012/Higgs-Tevatron-2
>0120702.html
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>> it has only been established to 2.9 sigma.
>
>To be fair, that's for bottom-quark decay mode at the US-
>based Tevatron. At the LHC they are trying to detect it by its
>decay into photons, for which they claim a 4 sigma result. If
>either facility designs detectors for the other decay modes that
>should back up the other's data
>
>So far the corroboration between Tevatron and LHC implies
>the likelihood of a Higgs boson rather than ruling it out absolutely
>
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