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Status of the standard model

Paul Langacker

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The implications of recent precision electroweak data are discussed. The predictions for mt, MH, and αs are reviewed in the standard model context, and the implications of the two major classes of extensions of the standard model, supersymmetry/unification and compositeness, are described.

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The implications of recent precision electroweak data are discussed. The predictions for mt, MH, and αs are reviewed in the standard model context, and the implications of the two major classes of extensions of the standard model, supersymmetry/unification and compositeness, are described.

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The implications of recent precision electroweak data are discussed. The predictions for mt, MH, and αs are reviewed in the standard model context, and the implications of the two major classes of extensions of the standard model, supersymmetry/unification and compositeness, are described.

Key concepts: Physics, Electroweak interaction, Supersymmetry, Standard Model (mathematical formulation), Unification, Particle physics, Context (archaeology), Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model

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