Determining the number of Higgs particles starting from general relativity and various other field theories

The Riemann–Einstein tensor of general relativity as well as chiral and super-symmetry are utilized to develop various extended versions of the standard model of high energy physics. Based on these models, it is possible to predict that few new elementary particles conjectured to be the Higgs are likely to be found experimentally at an energy scale which is just above that of the electroweak. Connections to the massless states of different super-string theories as well as super-gravity are also discussed.