Well, since it is a boson, in Vegas the smart money sez it is an integer which excludes 0.
Seriously, all elementary particles which are thought of as carrying forces are said to be spin-1. Is there any reason to suspect otherwise? An interesting question is - if a particle exists in all dimensions, what is the highest possible integer spin? -----Original Message----- From: Terry Blanton > Let's say the historic "value" is/was abound 125 GeV. I'm glad you find value in their value; but, there are two values involved (although some might say spin zero is a non value.) They have not yet determined the spin of the particle whose value has fallen into the cookie cutter they prepared.
