Physics Beyond the Standard Model and Cosmological Connections: A Summary from LCWS 06
arXiv:hep-ph/0702109 · doi:10.1007/s12043-007-0172-8
Abstract
The International Linear Collider (ILC) is likely to provide us important insights into the sector of physics that may supersede our current paradigm viz., the Standard Model. In anticipation of the possibility that the ILC may come up in the middle of the next decade, several groups are vigourously investigating its potential to explore this new sector of physics. The Linear Collider Workshop in Bangalore (LCWS06) had several presentations of such studies which looked at supersymmetry, extra dimensions and other exotic possibilities which the ILC may help us discover or understand. Some papers also looked at the understanding of cosmology that may emerge from studies at the ILC. This paper summarises these presentations.
8 pages (including cover page) LaTeX, Summary talk presented at the International Linear Collider Workshop in Bangalore, India in March 2006
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