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The author treats here the Yang-Mills-Higgs equations \(D_\mu F^{\nu\mu} =-[\varphi, D^\nu \varphi]\), \(D_\mu D^\mu \varphi= V'(\varphi)\); \(\mu,\nu\in \{0,1,2,3\}\), with a critical-power Higgs self-interaction \(V(\varphi)= |\varphi |^6/6\) in \(\mathbb{R}^{3+1}\). Here \(F\) is the curvature associated to the gauge potential \(A\). \(\partial^i A_i=0\); \(i\in \{1,2,3\}\) denotes the Coulomb gauge, and \(A_0=0\) denotes temporal gauge. He extends the nonconcentration result in section 2, and proves temporal and Coulomb gauge local existence theorem in section 3. In section 4 he proves the following two main theorems: Any finite energy \(H^s_{\text{loc}}\) initial data set \((s\geq 2)\) admits a unique, global solution in the temporal gauge. Any finite energy data set has a unique, global energy class development in the temporal gauge. In the last two sections the author gives bootstrap-type bounds for the dynamic variables \(A_i\) and \(\varphi\), and a bootstrap-type estimate for \(A_0\) in a local Coulomb gauge.