 Solution

After electroweak symmetry breaking, the Higgs field has vacuum expectation value $⟨H⟩=(0,v/\sqrt{2}{)}^T$. A Yukawa interaction $-y_f{\bar{f}}_{L}H{f}_R+h.c.$ then becomes a fermion mass with $m_f=y_{f}v/\sqrt{2}$. The Higgs gauge-covariant kinetic term $|D_{\mu }H{|}^2$ giveswhile the radial fluctuation is the massive Higgs boson. The photon and all eight gluons correspond to unbroken gauge generators and remain massless. In the minimal renormalizable Standard Model, which has no right-handed neutrinos, the neutrinos also remain massless; adding right-handed neutrinos permits Higgs-generated Dirac masses.