Anticipating a New Golden Age

Abstract

The standard model of fundamental interactions is remarkably successful, but it leaves an unfinished agenda. Several major questions seem ripe for exploration in the near future. I anticipate that the coming decade will be a Golden Age of discovery in fundamental physics.

25 pages, 15 figures. Version 3: Added references, caption to Figure 14 corrected

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