CONTENTS -- Preface -- About the Global Foundation -- 1 Frampton Festschrift Contributions -- Glueballs and the Universal Energy Spectrum of Tight Knots and Links R. V. Buniy and T. W. Kephart -- References -- Aspects of Neutrino Mass Matrices P. Frampton -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Two-Zero Textures -- 3. FGY Model -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Hierarchy Problem and a Bound State of 6t and 6t C. D. Froggatt, H. B. Nielsen and L. V. Laperashvili -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Proposed bound state of 6 top quarks and 6 anti-top quarks -- 3. Three degenerate vacua and the huge scale ratio -- 4. Phenomenology of the bound state -- 4.1. Rho parameter -- 4.2. Seeing a bound state of 6t + 5 t ? -- 4.3. Fine-tuning the top mass -- Higgs field fluctuations -- References -- Neutrinos - The Soft Underbelly of the Standard Model S. L. Glashow -- References -- Unconventional Fermions: The Price of Quark-lepton Unification at TeV Scales P. Q. Hung -- 1. Motivations -- 2. A petite review of Petite Unification -- 2.1. What is Petite Unification? -- 2.2. sin2 0W and C2S -- 3. Unconventional Fermions -- 4. RG analysis and PUT scales -- 5 . Virtues and Defects -- 6. Conclusions -- Acknowledgments -- References -- On Extended Electroweak Symmetries O. C. W. Kong -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Looking at the Fermionic Spectra -- 3. Extended EW Symmetries of SU(N)L x U(1)x -- 4. Little Higgs and Extended Electroweak Symmetries -- 5. Some Implications to Flavor Physics -- 6. Conclusions -- References -- Spacetime Foam, Holographic Principle, and Black Hole Quantum Computers Y. J. Ng and H. van Dam -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Quantum Fluctuations of Spacetime -- 3. From Spacetime Foam to Black Hole Computers -- 4. Summary -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Proton Decay, Neutrino Oscillations, etc. from IMB, Through Super-K & Antares L. R. Sulak.

1. The Ideas First Recorded by "Workshops on Grand Unification" -- 2. Dumand Setting the Stage for IMB, its Successors, and Antares -- 3. Proton Decay & Neutrino Oscillation Motivate IMB -- 4. The Conception of IMB, the First Massive Ring-Imaging Detector -- 5. IMB: Elegant SU(5) is Dead, a "Muon Anomaly," & a Super Nova -- 6. Kamiokande -- 7. Super-Kamiokande -- 8. Dumand. Almost a Reality -- 9. Antares -- Kilometer Goal -- 11. Conclusions -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Renormalization Without Infinities G. 't Hooft -- Congratulations -- 1. Introduction. Rearranging Feynman Diagrams -- 2. The Ariadne Procedure -- 3. Integrating the Equations. Conclusion -- References -- Problems and Difficulties in Standard Model and Gravitation M. Veltman -- Application of the OPE to the Jet Physics M. B. Wise -- References -- The publications of Paul Frampton -- 2 Astrophysics and Cosmology -- Geometric Explanation for an Accelerating Universe E. J. Bacinich -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Red-Shift z -- 3. Space, distance, location and nothing -- Conclusion -- References -- A Theoretical Value for the Newton Gravitational Constant from the GEM Theory of Field Unification and the Kursunoglu-Brandenburg Hypothesis of Massive Gamma-ray Bursters J. E. Brandenburg -- Abstract -- I Introduction: The GEM theory and Its Implications -- II Kaluza-Klein and the GEM theory -- III The Value of the Gravitation Constant -- IV The Kursunoglu Brandenburg Hypothesis of Gamma Ray Bursters -- References -- Eccentric Inflation and WMAP R. V. Buniy -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Planar geometry -- 3. Magnetic field -- 4. Strings -- 5. Walls -- 6. Conclusions -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Dilaton Signatures in the Electromagnetic Spectra of Stars R. Casadio, S. Fabi and B. Harms -- INTRODUCTION -- JNW SOLUTION AND SCHWARZSCHILD LIMIT -- DILATONIC STARS.

Maxwell waves in Newman-Penrose formalism -- Quasi-Schwarzschild solutions -- Darkened stars -- FREELY FALLING SOURCE -- Numerical results -- CONCLUSIONS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- REFERENCES -- Big Crunch/Big Bang String Cosmologies B. Craps and B. Ovrut -- References -- Direct Determinations of the Redshift Behavior of the Pressure, Energy Density, and Equation of State of the Dark Energy and the Acceleratian of the Universe R. A. Daly and S. G. Djorgovski -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Methodology -- 3. Results and Conclusions -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Cosmology with Clusters of Galaxies M. Donahue -- 1. The Cluster-Cosmology Connection -- 1.1. Why bother with clusters? -- 2. Multi-wavelength Views of Clusters of Galaxies -- 2.1. Optical -- 2.2. X-ray Views -- 3. Cluster Mass Budget -- 3.1. Baryonic Mass Fraction and Mass to Light Ratios -- 4. Constraints from Cluster Evolution -- 5. Cluster evolution and dark energy -- 5.1. The experiment -- 5.2. Systematics -- Acknowledgements -- References -- TeV Antineutrinos from Cygnus OB2 H. Goldberg -- Acknowledgments -- References -- New Physics at Low Energies and Dark Matter - Dark Energy Transmutation E. I. Guendelman and A. B. Kaganovich -- 1. Main ideas of the Two Measures Theory and the scale invariant model -- 2. Constraint and equations of motion in the Einstein frame -- 3. Some limiting cases of physical interest -- 4. Cosmo-Low Energy Physics states -- References -- Pulsar Kicks and Dark Matter from a Sterile Neutrino A . Kusenko -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Resonant, Mikheev-Smirnov-Wolfenstein oscillations -- 3. Off-resonant oscillations -- 4. Sterile neutrinos as dark matter -- observational consequences -- References -- LIGO S. Meshkov -- On the Mass of a Universe with a Quantum String-like Beginning A . J . Meyer, II -- Abstract -- Introduction.

The Description of the SSM Universe (U) as a RotatingNon-Stutionuvy Axi- Symmetric SpaceTime -- The Initial Conditions -- Derivation of the String's Mass -- Entropy Formulation -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Variable Speed of Light Cosmology and Bimetric Gravity: An Alternative to Standard Inflation J . W. Moffat -- 1. Bimetric Gravity Theory -- 2. Bimetric Gravity Cosmology -- 3. Derivation of Primordial Scalar Power Spectrum -- 4. Comparison with the Data -- 5. Conclusions -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Cosmic Neutrino Physics and Astrophysics T. J . Weiler -- 1. Introduction to Cosmic-Rays and Cosmic Neutrinos -- 2. Cosmic Neutrino Flavor Physics -- 2.1. Neutrino Decay Signatures -- 3. "Almost Guaranteed" Neutrino Fluxes -- 4. Conclusions -- Acknowledgments -- References -- 3 Lepton Experiments -- The Status of MINOS T. Bergfeld -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The NUMI Beamline -- 3. The Far Detector -- 4. The Near Detector -- 5. The Calibration Detector -- 6. The Physics Goals -- 7. Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- IceCube: The Cubic Kilometer Neutrino Telescope at the South Pole A . R. Fazely -- 1. Introduction -- 2. IceCube Detector Setup -- 3. The Digital Optical Module -- 4. IceCube Performance -- 5. IceCube Deployment -- 6. IceCube Status -- Acknowledgments -- IceCube Author List -- References -- Plans for Experiments to Measure 13 M. Goodman -- 1. Neutrino Parameters and the MNS matrix -- 2. The importance of 13 -- 3. Future Off-Axis Long-Baseline Neutrino Experiments -- 3.1. T2K -- 3.2. NOuA -- 3.3. Brookhaven Wide Band Beam -- 4. Reactor Experiments -- 5. UNO nucleon decay project -- 6. APS Neutrino Study -- References -- Limits on the Neutrino Magnetic Moment Using 1496 Days of Super-Kamiokande-I Solar Neutrino Data D. W. Liu -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Super-Kamiokande Energy Spectrum.

3. Limits On the Neutrino Magnetic Moments -- 4. Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- First Results from the Salt Phase of SNO J . C. Maneira -- 1. Introduction -- 1.1. Previous Results from the Pure D2O phase -- 2. The Salt Phase of SNO -- 2.1. Detector Response -- 2.2. Solar Neutrino Results -- 3. Summary and Prospects -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Precision Measurement of the Anomalous Magnetic Moment of the Muon J . M. Paley -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Theoretical value of -- 3. Experiment 821 at BNL -- 4. Magnetic Field Measurement -- 5. Spin Precession Frequency Measurement -- 6. Results -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Measurement of the Structure Functions gp1 and gd1 with the CLAS at Jefferson Lab Y. Prok -- REFERENCES -- Neutrino Experiments with Super-Kamiokande M. B. Smy -- 1. Neutrino Oscillation and Super-Kamiokande -- 2. Solar Neutrinos -- 3. Atmospheric Neutrinos and K2K Neutrino Beam -- 4. Neutrino Mixing and Masses -- References -- Measurement of sin2 2 13 by Reactor Experiments and its Sensitivity O. Yasuda -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Reactor measurements of sin2 2813 and its sensitivity -- 3. The KASKA plan -- References -- 4 Neutrino Theory -- Neutrinos, Lepton Flavor, and CP Violation in a Predictive SO(10) Model B. Dutta, Y. Mimura and R. N. Mohapatra -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Fitting the neutrino masses and the mixings -- 2.1. Gauge Coupling Unification -- 3. Lepton Flavor Violating Processes and Lepton Electric dipole moments -- References -- Testing the Leptogenesis Mechanism of the Seesaw Model E. Jenkins -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Tracing Very High Energy Tau Neutrinos from Cosmological Sources in Ice J. Jones, I. Mocioiu, I. Sarcevic and M. H. Reno -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Neutrino Propagation -- 3. Showers -- Acknowledgments -- References.

The Strangeness Changing Antineutrino Reaction VL + P + L+ S. L. Mintz.