Models for Physics of the Very Small and Very Large

Summarizes key findingsProvides abstracts or introductory sentences - for chapters, sections, and subsectionsUses tables to highlight key pointsProvides useful internal cross-references, including a list of abstracts for chapters and a list of abstracts and tables for sectionsProvides a mathematical basis for modeling known and possible elementary particlesProvides ways to close gaps between physics data and traditional theory - in particle physics and cosmologySuggests extensions to the particle-physics Standard ModelProvides an analog, for elementary particles, to the periodic table for elementsPredicts measurable quantitiesSuggests new items and details for the cosmology timelinePoints to opportunities for research in mathematics, applied mathematics, theoretical physics, and experimental and observational physicsIs suitable for advanced undergraduate courses, graduate courses, and special-topics seminarsIncludes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras