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A. BARABASH (ITEP. Moscow, Russia)
Does double beta decay rate depend on time?
A. NELSON (Washington U., USA)
Mass varying neutrinos, neutrino oscillations and dark energy
B. HECKEL (Washington U., USA)
Laboratory tests of Newtonian gravity
C. MARTINS (DAMTP, Cambridge, UK)
Looking for time and space variations of the fine-structure constant
C.O. PETRASCU (LNF-INFN, Frascati, Italy)
Experimental check of the Pauli exclusion principle - the VIP experiment
E. COPELAND (Sussex U., UK)
Dark energy arising in string theory
F.R. KLINKHAMER (U. Karlsruhe, Germany)
Nontrivial topology and CPT violation
G. AMELINO-CAMELIA (Rome 1 U., Italy)
On the fate of Lorentz symmetry in quantum space-time
G. BONOMI (CERN, Switzerland)
On the way to testing CPT with antihydrogen
G. FIORENTINI (INFN, Ferrara)
Concluding Remarks
H. FRITZSCH (Munich U., Germany)
Is there a time dependence of the QCD scale?
I. SHAPIRO (Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, Brazil)
Effective field theory and fundamental interactions
J. GAMBOA (Santiago de Chile U., Chile)
Baryon-antibaryon asymmetry as a Lorentz invariance violation effect
J. MAGUEIJO (Imperial Coll., London, UK)
Aspects of varying speed of light theories
J. THALER (Harvard U., USA)
Universal dynamics of spontaneous Lorentz violation and a new spin-dependent inverse-square law force
K. DIENES (Arizona U., USA)
A string theorist tampers with the laws of thermodynamics
L. URRUTIA (UNAM, Mexico)
Synchrotron radiation in Lorentz-violating effective electrodynamics
M. BERGER (Indiana U., USA)
Lorentz violation in supersymmetric theories
M. CHAICHIAN (Helsinki U., Finland)
Aspects of non-commutative field theories
M. CONSOLI (INFN, Catania, Italy)
From classical to modern ether-drift experiments: a sharp test for a preferred frame
M. LUBO (ICTP, Trieste)
Topological defects in theories with Lorentz violation
M. SHAPOSHNIKOV (Lausanne Ecole Poly., Switzerland)
Gauge anomalies and extra dimensions
M. TOBAR (U. Western Australia, Australia)
New tests of Lorentz invariance in the photon sector using precision microwave oscillators
N. MAVROMATOS (King's Coll., London, UK)
Aspects of CPT violation and its phenomenology
O. BERTOLAMI (Lisbon, IST, Portugal)
Time evolution of the electromagnetic coupling in accelerating universes
O. GREENBERG (U. Maryland, USA)
The CPT theorem and Lorentz covariance
R. BLUHM (Colby Coll., USA)
Testing Lorentz symmetry
R. JACKIW (MIT, USA)
Wedding a 3-dimensional Chern-Simons term to 4-dimensional Einstein gravity
R. LEHNERT (Algarve U., Portugal)
Fundamental constants and Lorentz violation
R. SRIANAND (IUCAA, India)
Constraints on the time variations of fundamental constants using QSO absorption lines
R. WALSWORTH (Harvard, USA)
Atomic clock tests of Lorentz and CPT symmetry
R.N. MOHAPATRA (U. Maryland, USA)
Milli-charged particles
S. LIBERATI (SISSA, Italy)
Testing Planck scale Lorentz violations with high energy astrophysics
Relativistic invariance as a long distance effect
V. FLAMBAUM (New South Wales U., Australia)
Effects of variation of fundamental constants from Big Bang to atomic clocks
V.A. RUBAKOV (INR, Moscow, Russia)
Long-distance gravity and violation of Lorentz invariance
Y. FUJII (Waseda U., Japan)
Cosmological acceleration and possible oscillatory time-dependence of the fine-structure constant