Lepton–Photon Interactions

The is the most important conference on high energy physics in 1995. The speakers and the list of topics discussed are as follows:

• Top Physics at D0 (B Klima)
• Observation of t Quark Production at CDF (W-M Yao)
• Review of Experimental Results on Precision Tests of Electroweak Theories (P B Renton)
• Implications of Precision Electroweak Data (K Hagiwara)
• Experimental Progress on Charmonium and Light Hadron Spectroscopy (J Li)
• Physics in Charm Energy Region (K-T Chao)
• Physics Results with Polarized Electrons at SLAC (C Y Prescott)
• Nucleon Spin Structure from Polarized Deep Inelastic Muon–Nucleon Scattering at CERN (V W Hughes)
• Supersymmetry and Grand Unification (J Ellis)
• Masses and Lifetimes of b Hadrons (I J Kroll)
• Decays of b Quark (T Skwarnicki)
• Recent Results on B Meson Oscillations (S L Wu)
• Heavy Flavour Physics (M Neubert)
• Non-Perturbative Aspects of Field Theories (V A Rubakov)
• Mechanisms of Electroweak Symmetry Breaking — The Role of a Heavy Top Quark (W A Bardeen)
• The LHC Project (C H Llewellyn Smith)
• Accelerator Physics and Technologies for Future Linear Colliders (D L Burke)
• CP and Rare Decays (P Franzini)
• CP Violation: Present and Future (E A Paschos)
• Tau Physics (H-S Chen)
• New Detectors and Experimental Techniques (J-J Aubert)
• The Structure of the Photon and the Proton (A C Caldwell)
• High Energy Diffraction (Ch Berger)
• Latest Developments in Small-x Physics (J Bartels)
• Neutrino Properties and Interactions (K Winter)
• Searches for New Particles (G Mikenberg)
• Review of Non-Accelerator Experiments (G Giacomelli)
• QCD from the Lattice (C Michael)
• Experimental Studies of QCD (M Yamauchi)
• High Energy QCD and Small-x Physics (A H Mueller)
• Cosmology (M S Turner)
• Experimental Results and Future Opportunities (S C C Ting)
• Overview of Present Status of Theory (T D Lee)
• Closing Remarks (Z-P Zheng)