Mounting evidence for a 95 GeV Higgs boson
This is theoretical preprint that reinterpret some previous experimental results. The fine technical details are well over my head, but I hope this is accurate enough.<p>There is a very strong experimental support for the &quot;old&quot; Higgs Boson discovered in 2012 that has a mass of 125Gev, and there is some recent weak experimental support for another &quot;new&quot; Higgs Boson with a mass of 95GeV. (For comparison, the mass of a proton is ~0.9GeV.)<p>In this preprint, they propose that there is a family of tree Higgs Bosons. The &quot;old&quot; one, the &quot;new&quot; one and a third one yet to be detected. The structure of the family forces  some of the properties of the bosons and how they interact with the other particles.<p>The hard part is tweaking the properties of the family of Higgs Bosons so they predict the results of the experiments where the 125GeV and 95GeV are seen, but they don&#x27;t cause weird results in all the other thousands of experiments where the Higgs Bosons have a negligible effect.