If the Higgs-boson mass mH is larger than 1 TeV, because of its large width it is almost impossible to detect its presence at the superconducting super collider. It is, however, easier to detect a corresponding vector meson V which is shown to satisfy a mass relation mV=mH/ {}2 on the assumption of the validity of the Kawarabayashi-Suzuki-Riazuddin-Fayyazuddin relation. This detection would determine the remaining parameter mH of the minimal standard model with a strongly coupled Higgs sector.
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