Comment Higgs is in the Standard Model (Score 2) 61
Can you explain why it is found acceptable for the standard model to allow calculation of probabilities greater than one (one of the reasons the Higgs was proposed)?
The Standard Model does not allow for calculation of probabilities greater than one. The Higgs is part of the Standard Model and you only get this effect, called violation of unitarity, for processes like WW scattering if the Higgs is not there. Since the Higgs was found the SM is complete and there is no problem with violating unitarity.