Beyond the Desert 99: Accelerator, Non-accelerator and Space Approaches into the Next Millennium, Second International Conference on Particle Physics Beyond the Standard Model, Castle Ringberg, Germany, 6-12 June 1999

Cover......Page 1
Half Title......Page 2
Title......Page 6
Copyright......Page 7
Contents......Page 8
Preface......Page 14
PART 1 Grand Unified TheoriesandBeyond......Page 34
 Naturalness and supersymmetry......Page 36
 Indirect collider tests for large extra dimensions  Th Rizzo......Page 56
 Double beta decay in gauge theories......Page 78
 Application of conformal gauge theories derived from field-string duality P H Frampton......Page 102
Part 2 SUSY/SUGRA Phenomenology......Page 120
 Is CP violation a purely supersymmetric phenomenon? K S Babu, B Dutta and R N Mohapatra......Page 122
 Light scalars in the supersymmetricleft-right models - masses and tests atcolliders......Page 136
 Direct C P violation\'in B decays in R-parityviolating models......Page 148
PART 3 Fundamental Symmetries:CP and CPT Violation,Lorentz Invariance......Page 156
 CP-Violating Effects in the R-ParityViolating Minimal Supersymmetric StandardModel......Page 158
 CP Violation In the HIGGS Sector of theMSSM......Page 172
 Lorentz- and CPT-Violating Extensionof the Standard Model......Page 184
 New exotics in the double beta decaycontributions zoo......Page 198
 CP Violation in Longbaseline NeutrinoOscillation Experiments......Page 208
 New Physics Near 1 TeV and Above......Page 214
PART 4 Neutrino MassesandMixing......Page 228
 Neutrino mixing: Status and Implications......Page 230
 Constraining Degenerate Neutrino MassModels and Implications......Page 256
 Neutrino oscillation analysis in a threegeneration approach......Page 270
 Neutrino Anomalies without Oscillations......Page 280
PART 5 Compositeness......Page 296
 Low- and High-Energy Approaches to LeptonNumber Violation.......Page 298
 Preon Trinity - a new model of leptons andquarks......Page 318
PART 6 Phenomenological Implicationsof Superstringsand Planck Physics......Page 330
 Probing Models of Quantum Space-TimeFoam......Page 332
 Superstring Phenomenology -A Personal Perspective......Page 368
 Microscopic Properties of Black HolesString Theory......Page 392
 Large Dimensionsand String Physics at a Te VI......Page 406
 Supersymmetry Breakdown in M-Theory:Gaugino Masses and the Question of DarkMatter......Page 418
Part 7. Early Universe and Cosmology: Pre-Big Bang, Structure  Formation, D-Branes, Topological Defects, Cosmological Constant,  vii  Baryogenesis, Symmetry Breaking......Page 432
 D-BRANES AND COSMOLOGY......Page 434
 Possible roles for defects in cosmic structureformation......Page 458
 New developments in inflationary models......Page 480
 Decoupling Dynamical ElectroweakSylnmetry Breaking......Page 494
 Baryogenesis and neutrino oscillations......Page 504
 Light Lepton Number Violating Sneutrinosand the Baryon Number of the Universe......Page 514
 4-dim lattice results on the electroweak phasetransition in the SM and MSSM......Page 526
PART 8 Dark Matter......Page 534
 SUPERHEAVY DARK MATTER......Page 536
 WIMPs and Supergravity Models......Page 556
 Observational Limits on Nonstandard DarkMatter Candidates......Page 572
PART 9Axions......Page 578
 Axions and dark matter caustics......Page 580
 Axion string cosmology and its controversies......Page 598
PART 10 Searchfor New Physics at CollidersandSupercolliders......Page 606
 Physics with the TESLA Linear Collider......Page 608
 Search for Physics Beyond the StandardModel at Present Colliders......Page 626
 Search for Lepton Flavor Violation......Page 646
 Searches for R-parity violation at LEP......Page 662
 Search for New Physics at LHCusing CMS Detector......Page 684
 Development of a Higgs factory J.l+J.l- colliderand a neutrino factory source......Page 694
 Search for excited fermions andleptoquarks at HERA......Page 704
 Search For R-Parity Violating SUSY andIsolated Leptons at HERA......Page 714
 Status and Perspectives of LEP2 Searches forHiggs Bosons.......Page 724
 SUSY Searches at LEP......Page 732
 Rare Processes at LEP2 and Limits on theanomalous couplings of gauge bosons.......Page 740
 Interpretation of HIGGS and SUSY searches InMSUGRA and GMSB models......Page 752
 Dipole Moments of the Tau Lepton......Page 762
 HIGGS SEARCHES IN RUN 2 AT THETEVATRON1......Page 772
 Searches for Exotics at the Tevatron Collider......Page 790
 Inverse neutrinoless double beta decay(and other ~L = processes)......Page 804
Part 11. Short and Long Base-Line Research......Page 812
 Search for neutrino oscillations with LSND D W Smith......Page 814
 First results of the K2K long baselineexperiment and the atmospheric neutrinoproblem......Page 826
 Oscillation results from KARMEN: status and future perspectives J Drexlin......Page 832
 CHORUS results and developments of emulsion technique I Tezuka (for the CHORUS Collaboration......Page 838
Part 12. Non-Accelerator Experiments......Page 846
 Rare kaon and muon processes......Page 848
 Status and prospectives of neutrino physics at Super-Kamiokande and other solar neutrino detectors T Kajita (for the Super-Kamiokande Collaboration......Page 868
 Status and perspectives of indirect search for dark matter o Suvorova......Page 886
 Searching for the dark universe by the DAMA experiment P Belli, R Bernabei, J Dai, W Di Nicolantonio, L K Ding, /gnesti, A lncicchitti, H H Kuang, J M Ma, F Montecchia and D Prosperi......Page 902
 Direct detection of nonbaryonic dark matter L Baudis and H Klapdor-Kleingrothaus The detection of neutrinos, monopoles and indirect search for WIMPs in the MACRO detector T Montaruli (for the MACRO Collaboration......Page 932
 GENIUS: a supersensitive Germanium detector system for rare events H Klapdor-Kleingrothaus, L Baudis, Heusser, B Majorovits and H Pas......Page 948
 BOREXINO: a real time detector for low energy solar neutrinos M Pallavicini (for the BOREX/NO Collaboration......Page 1048
 GENIUS: the first real time detector for solar pp-neutrinos? L Baudis alld H V Klapdor-Kleingrothaus......Page 1056
 Search for Proton Decay and the CERN -Gran Sasso Long Baseline NeutrinoExperiment......Page 1070
 Search for high energy neutrinos with theBAIKAL underwater detector NT-96......Page 1086
 Neutron-Antineutron Oscillations......Page 1092
Part 13. Supernova Neutrinos......Page 1102
 Weak Interactions and Supernovae......Page 1104
Part 14. Relic Neutrinos......Page 1116
 Relic Neutrinos, Z-Bursts, and Cosmic Raysabove 1020 e V......Page 1118
PART 15 Space Experiments:Cosmic Microwave Background,Redshift Surveys,Antimatter Search,Gamma Ray Bursts......Page 1140
 New physics from the Cosmic MicrowaveBackground......Page 1142
 Anisotropies of Cosmic MicrowaveBackground......Page 1160
 The view of the universe from redshiftsurveys......Page 1178
 Anti-Matter Searches......Page 1192
 Gamma-Ray Burst search with BeppoSAX......Page 1214
 Gamma-Ray Bursts and Cosmic Evolution......Page 1232
List of Participants......Page 1250
Author Index......Page 1268