NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE STANDARD MODEL -- NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE STANDARD MODEL -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- TOWARDS ISO STANDARD EARTH IONOSPHERE AND PLASMASPHERE MODEL -- Abstract -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Physical Models -- 3. International Reference Ionosphere -- 3.1. General -- 3.2. IRI Topside -- 3.3. IRI Bottomside -- 3.4. Additional IRI Parameters -- 3.5. IRI Plasmasphere Extension -- 4. Ionospheric Weather Indices -- Conclusion -- APPENDIX: Model Availability -- Acknowledgments -- References -- NON-EQUILIBRIUM THEORY, FRACTIONAL DYNAMICS AND PHYSICS OF THE TERASCALE SECTOR -- Abstract -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Foundational Questions -- 3. What Is Fractional Dynamics? -- 4. Hints for Fractional Dynamics in High-EnergyPhysics -- 5. From Quantum Field Theory to Fractional Dynamics -- 6. Fractional Dynamics and Consistency Conditions -- 7. PerturbativeRenormalization on Fractal Space-Time -- 8. Gauge Bosons and Fermions on Fractals -- 8.1. Gauge Fields on Fractals -- 8.2. Fermions on Fractals -- 9. Breaking of Discrete Symmetries -- 10. Effective Charges on Fractals and Anomalous Properties -- 11. Generation Structure of SM Parameters -- 12. Gravitation as Analog of Field Theory on Fractals -- 13. Exotic Phases of Matter -- Conclusion -- References -- UNEXPLORED REGIONS IN QFT AND THE CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE STANDARD MODEL -- Abstract -- 1.IntroductoryRemarks -- 2.ChargedFieldsandtheProblemofInfraparticlesinaHistoricPerspective -- 3.Two-DimensionalInfraparticleandTheirFields -- 4.ZeroMassWignerRepresentationsandLocalizationPecu-liarities -- 5.TheGeneralizedAharonov-BohmEffectfor(m=0,s>1)andtheViolationofHaagDuality -- 6.String-LocalizationofChargedStatesinQEDandSchwinger-HiggsScreening -- 7.APerturbativeSignalof"Invisibility"and"Confinement"? -- 8.ResuméandConcludingRemarks -- 9.Appendix.

9.0.1.ModularGroupforConformalAlgebrasLocalizedinDoubly-ConnectedSpacetimeRings -- References -- SUPERSYMMETRIC STANDARD MODEL, BRANES AND DEL PEZZO SURFACES -- Abstract -- 1.Introduction -- 2.TheVerlinde-WijnholtModel -- 3.TheGeometryofC3/ -- 3.1.TheVerlinde-WijnholtIsomorphism -- 3.2.TheAutomorphismsGroupof -- 3.3.ResolutionofP2/˜ -- 4.TheToricAnalogue -- 4.1.TheOrbifoldM=C3/(Z3×Z3)andItsTautologicalResolution -- 4.2.MirrorSymmetry,CohomologicalValuedHypergeometricFunction,andSuperpotentials -- 4.3.TheZ3×Z3-HilbertResolution -- TheChowRingA (X ) -- TheCompactChowModulusAc (X˙) -- TheDualBasis -- K-theoryGenerators -- TheMoriandKählerCones -- MirrorSymmetryandthePrepotential -- TheGW-invariants -- 4.4.TheFloppedResolutions -- ResolutionII -- ResolutionIII -- ResolutionIV -- 5.Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- FERMION CONDENSATE AS HIGGS SUBSTITUTE -- Abstract -- 1.Introduction -- 2.TheFermionCondensateModel -- 3.GapEquations -- 4.PerturbativeUnitarity -- 5.InteractionswithW±,ZandConstraintsfromtheZDecay -- 6.ElectroweakPrecisionParameters -- 7.NumericalConstraintsfromPrecisionTests -- 8.ColliderSignatures -- 9.Conclusion -- Acknowledgment -- AppendixA.RegularizationwithMomentumCutoff -- References -- LEPTON FLAVOR VIOLATION SHEDDING LIGHT ON CP-VIOLATION -- Abstract -- 1.Introduction -- 2.MuonLifetimeandFermiConstant -- 3.DipoleMomentsoftheChargedLeptons -- 4.NewPhysicsinChargedLeptonDecay -- 5.LeptonFlavorViolatingProcesses -- 6.EffectiveLeptonFlavorViolatingLagrangian -- 7.PhysicswithPolarizedMuonSource -- 8.PolarizationoftheFinalParticlesintheLFVProcesses -- 8.1.µ+!e+ -- 8.2.µ+!e+e−e+ -- 8.3.µ−eConversion -- References -- INDEX.