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Theoretical particle physics (Technical Progress Report, May 1990–April 1991)

DOE, S Gottlieb, USDOE, Washington, DC (United States), Indiana Univ., Bloomington, IN (United States). Dept. of Physics, A Hendry, V Kostelecky, D Lichtenberg

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During the past year we have carried out research in the areas of lattice gauge theory, superstring theory and supersymmetry, the solar neutrino puzzle, and phenomenological models to describe the properties of hadrons. In this report, we summarize our principal accomplishments in each of these areas.

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During the past year we have carried out research in the areas of lattice gauge theory, superstring theory and supersymmetry, the solar neutrino puzzle, and phenomenological models to describe the properties of hadrons. In this report, we summarize our principal accomplishments in each of these areas.

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During the past year we have carried out research in the areas of lattice gauge theory, superstring theory and supersymmetry, the solar neutrino puzzle, and phenomenological models to describe the properties of hadrons. In this report, we summarize our principal accomplishments in each of these areas.

Key concepts: Supergravity, Superstring theory, Supersymmetry, Physics, Theoretical physics, Particle physics, Physics beyond the Standard Model, Superpartner

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