These proceedings cover the most recent advances in these topics keeping in mind their impact on observable phenomena. In addition they review the status and prospects of all known gauge forces, including the experimental results on their validity.
Sample Chapter(s)
Where We Stand with the Real Superworld (2,656 KB)
Contents:
- Where We Stand with the Real Superworld (A Zichichi)
- Electroweak Aspects of the Standard Model (J Ellis)
- Phenomenological Supersymmetry: The SUSY Higgs Sector (F Zwirner)
- Gauge Coupling Running in Superstring Theory (S Ferrara)
- Supersymmetric Phenomenology (G G Ross)
- QCD as Part of the Theory of Everything (W J Stirling)
- QCD and Experiment (G Altarelli)
- New Phenomena Below the Mega TeV Range (R O Peccei)
- Tests of SU(5) Supergravity Grand Unification (P Nath & R Arnowitt)
- The Superworlds of SU(5) and SU(5) x U(1): A Critical Assessment and Overview (J L Lopez, D V Nanopoulos & A Zichichi)
- Results from FNAL — Discussion Only (E Fisk)
- Why the Proton is Getting Bigger (J Orear)
- Status of HERA and the First Results (B H Wiik)
- Where is Top? (R H Dalitz & G R Goldstein)
- Review of Neutrino Masses (D R O Morrison)
- Potential Models: Predictive Rigorous Results (A Martin)
- Solar Neutrinos in Real Time (S L Glashow)
Readership: High energy physicists.
