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The 31st biannual conference on high-energy physics was held
from 24 - 31 July 2002 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. This conference
continues in the tradition of the Rochester conferences, a long-held
cornerstone of the international physics community.
A
major point of interest lies in potential black hole production
in upcoming experiments at the Large Hadron Collider, scheduled
to come online in 2007. Highlights of the conference included
a public lecture 'The Universe within the Atom,' by
Gerard 't Hooft, Nobel laurate in physics 1999.
Particle
astrophysics and cosmology
Black
hole production at future experiments
G Landsberg, Brown University
Search
for new physics at the Large Hadron Collider
D Tovey, Sheffield University
Direct
dark matter detection
H Nelson, UCSB
Inflationary
dynamics, a dissipative quantum field theory process
Arjun Berera, University of Edinburgh
Cosmic
solutions in the Einstein-Weinberg-Salem theory and the generation
of large electric and magnetic fields
Yutaka Hosotani, Osaka University
Beyond
the Standard Model: Mini review on low-scale gravity and extra
dimensions at HERA, LEP and the Tevatron
S Nandi, Oklahoma State University
Implications
of models with extra dimensions on flavour physics, muon g-2
and cosmic ray physics
C S Kim, Yonsei University
Computational
quantum field theory
FOAM:
A general-purpose cellular Monte Carlo event generator
S Jadach, Helsinki National Institute for Nuclear
Physics
Project CalcPHEP, calculus for precision high-energy physics
D Bardin, Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
Dubna, Russia
Next-to-leading
order numerical calculations in Coulomb gauge
Davison E Soper, University of Oregon
WHIZARD:
Complete simulations for electroweak multi-particle processes
W. Kilian, University of Karlsruhe
The
technique of inverse Mellin transform for processes occurring
in a background magnetic field
G L Lin, National Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan
Lattice
study of the Coleman-Weinberg mass in the SU(2)-Higgs Model
F Csikor, Eotvos University
Pseudo-Goldstone
massics in Quantum Chromodynamics: Confronting recent full QCD
lattices data with Chiral Perturbation Theory
S Durr, DESY Zeuthen
Large
N calculations of peculiar phase transitions in a supersymmetric
model
Moshe Moshe, Technion Israel Institute of Technology
Electroweak
Physics
The
frontier of multi-loop Feynman diagrams: Semi-numerical techniques
Giampiero Passarino, University of Torino
String
theory and mathematical quantum field theory
Reggeon
exchange from AdS/CFT
R Peschanski, Service de Physique Theorique,
CEA-Saclay
Gauged
supergravities in nine dimensions
Eric Bergsheoff, University of Groningen
What
are instantons made of?
Chris Ford, University of Leiden
Construction
of supersymmetric nonlinear Sigma models on noncompact Calabi-Yau
manifolds with isometry
Kiyoshi Higashijima, Osaka University
Orbifold
breaking of gauge symmetry
Satyanarayan Nandi, Oklahoma State University
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