High Energy Physics and Cosmology

The Table of Contents for the book is as follows:

• Vol. I
  • Part I. School
    • Introduction to Functional and Path Integral Methods in Quantum Field Theory
    • Five Lectures on Applications of Perturbative QCD
    • An Introduction to Theta Sectors and Instantons
    • Quark Mixing and CP Violation
    • Rare B-Decays in QCD
    • Phenomenological Supersymmetry
    • Will LEPII Narrowly Miss the Weinberg-Salam-Higgs Boson?
    • Dynamical Electroweak Symmetry Breaking
    • Anomalous Fermion Number Non-Conservation
    • The Riddle of High-Energy Baryon Number Violation
    • Physics of the Very Early Universe
  • Part I. Workshop
    • Results from LEP and Some Aspects of Its Future
    • Heavy Quark Effective Theory and Heavy Baryon Transitions
    • Valley Method for Instanton-Induced Effects in Quantum Field Theory
    • Supersymmetry and Supergravity Grand Unification
    • 1/N Expansion and Renormalizability of a Supersymmetric Nonlinear σ Model
• Vol. II
  • Part II. School
    • Introduction to Topological Field Theory
    • String Field Theory and Two-Dimensional Conformal Field Theory
    • Topological, Landau-Ginzburg Models
    • Topological–Anti-Topological Fusion
    • Matrix Models of 2d Gravity
    • Lectures on W Algebras and W Gravity
    • Matrix Model Derivation of W-Constraints in Two-Dimensional Gravity
    • Area-Preserving Diffeomorphisms, w_∞ Algebras and w_∞ Gravity
    • Quantum W₃ Gravity
    • An Introduction to Continuum Non-Critical Strings
    • Two-Dimensional Meson Theory
  • Part II. Workshop
    • Geometry of Topological Anti-Topological Fusion
    • Superspace WZW Models and Black Holes
    • Super-W Algebras
    • SL(∞, R) Kac-Moody Symmetry of W_∞ Gravity
    • Stringy Domain Walls and Other Stringy Topological Defects
    • Anomalous Scaling of Strong Interactions at Low Energies