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Contents:
  • Fundamental Constants from b and c Decays (S Stone)
  • Our Present Understanding of CP Violation (J Rosner)
  • CDF Results on the W Mass and the Search for the Top (H J Frisch)
  • Recent Results in Supergravity Guts (R Arnowitt)
  • Constrained Minimal Supersymmetry — Results, Tests, Predictions (G L Kane)
  • Spacetime Topology Change and Stringy Geometry (B R Greene)
  • Black Holes, Interactions, and Strings (L Susskind)
  • How Many Solar Neutrino Experiments are Wrong? (J N Bahcall)
  • Solar Neutrinos: Present and Future (E Fiorini)
  • Observing the Early Universe with COBE (E L Wright)
  • The Latest MACHO Results: Microlensing Towards the Large Magellanic Cloud and the Galactic Bulge (D P Bennett)
  • The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) Project: A Status Report (S E Whitcomb)
  • Cosmology after COBE: Surveying the Wreckage (D N Spergel)
  • Cosmology at the Millenium (J A Frieman)
  • Problems of Astro-Particle Physics in the Quasi-Steady State Cosmology (J V Narlikar)
  • The Power of Holomorphy — Exact Results in 4d SUSY Field Theories (N Seiberg)
  • "Time After Time" in Eternal Inflation (Surreality) (Y Ne'eman)
  • The Black Hole Information Puzzle: A Progress Report (A Strominger)
  • Cosmology in the Laboratory (M J Bowick)
  • The Non-Commutative Geometry of Two-Dimensional Supersymmetric Conformal Field Theory (J Fröhlich)
  • Strings, Cosmology, ... and a Particle (G Veneziano)
  • Recent Mathematical Developments in Quantum General Relativity (A Ashtekar)
  • and other papers

Readership: High energy physicists and cosmologists.