FUTURE PHYSICS AND ACCELERATORS

Novel experiments in astroparticle physics, S. Ting; disovery of the most distant supernovae and the quest for omega, G. Goldhaber et al; status of the SLAC/LBL/LLNL B-factory and the BaBar detector, P. Oddone; recent results of BES group, N. Qi and Z.-P. Zheng; linear collider physics and R&D, R. Orava; a silicon tracker for the anti-matter spectometer on the international space station Alpha, R. Battiston; astroparticle physics, H. Rubinstein; a model-independent approach to solar neutrino experiments, S.M. Bilenky and C. Giunti; astrophysical evidence on physics beyond the standard model, A. Dar; CP-violation without strangeness or electric dipole moments of a neutron, nuclei, atoms, molecules, I.B. Khriplovich; total cross sections - do we understand them? why should we measure them?, A. Martin; the DO detector at Fermilab - recent results and future plans, J.S. Hoftun; physics with electron-electron colliders in the TeV energy region, C.A. Heusch; analysis of electroweak precision data, L.B. Okun; implications of supersymmetry for FNAL, LEP2, future colliders and dark matter searches, G.L. Kane; physics in gama-gama, gama-e collisions, S.S. Gershtein and G.V. Jikia; pion emission from chiral condensates, M. Bander and A.A. Anselm; monopole condensation and colour confinement, A. Di Giacomo; confinement of quarks and gluons, K. Nishijima; virtues of the Haag expansion in quantum field theory, O.W. Greenberg. (Part contents).