system
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human
Since a particle that interacts with the Higgs Field only gets a portion of their mass from it, can there exist a particle that has mass but does not interact with the Higgs Field?
gpt
It’s possible. You can have massive composite particles which are made of massless particles. For example, if you study QCD in the limit where the light quark masses go to zero, hadrons like protons and neutrons still have mass.