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1 This is not a Summary -- I was not asked to give one -- These are not `the’ Conclusions -- the `Boss’ M. Calvetti has still to speak (a US Supreme Court Justice once said:”We are not the Supreme Court because we are infallible; we are infallible, because we are the Supreme, i.e. final court.) -- these are merely my personal reflections. LNF 03/06 Ikaros Bigi, Notre Dame du Lac

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This is not a Summary-- I was not asked to give one --

These are not `the’ Conclusions

-- the `Boss’ M. Calvetti has still to speak

(a US Supreme Court Justice once said:”We are not theSupreme Court because we are infallible; we are infallible,

because we are the Supreme, i.e. final court.) --

these are merely my personal reflections.

LNF 03/06Ikaros Bigi, Notre Dame du Lac

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“What do we need to know to understandmore?”

A short look back:

Exhibit A

✒The weak bosons were first found at the CERN SPS -- ahadronic collider;

✒ it was LEP I & II -- an e+e- machine -- that establishedthe gauge structure of the SM with a quantitative accuracywell beyond original expectations

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Exhibit B

✒ Indirect and direct CP were first found at BNL and at the CERN SPS & FNAL -- hadronic machines;

✒ the B factories at KEK & Stanford -- e+e- machines -- established Yukawa sector: CKM dynamics able to describe (at least almost all) CP observed in particle transitions to a quantitative accuracy well beyond original expectations

❍❍ CKM paradigm has become a CKM paradigm has become a testedtested theory!theory!

❍❍ `demystification of CP`demystification of CP’’::ifif dynamics can support CP, it can be large! dynamics can support CP, it can be large!

i.e., observable phases can be large!

✒✒ ` `demystificationdemystification’’ completedcompleted if if findfind CP CP anywhereanywhere in lepton sector in lepton sector

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❍ t-q puzzle fl P !❍ production >> decay fl families ! rate rate

❍ no D Fl ≠ 0 NC fl charm !❍ KL Ø pp fl CP, top !

All New Physics at that time

-- yet now pillars of the SM!

Past indirect searches for New Physics -- memento D S ≠ 0 dynamics:

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None of the successes of the SM invalidate the argumentsfor it being incomplete:

New Physics has to exist --

a virtual consensus in the community.

Clear majority opinion:

Need more answers/hints from nature to

❏ figure out variant of New Physics realized in nature

❏ confirm we are on `right track’:

“Experiment is the Supreme Court of Physics”

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Given the past history of searches for Physics beyond

the SM, you might think of …

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S. Beckett:”Ever tried? Ever failed?

No matter.Try again. Fail again. Fail better.

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Cheer up --

we know there is New Physics:

❏ baryogenesis➥ the new CP Paradigm!

❏ neutrino oscillations❏ dark matter❏ dark energy❏ explanatory deficits

-- we will not fail forever!

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Yet history never repeats itself in an identical way!

☞ We cannot count on numerically massive impacts ofthe conjectured New Physics

Nature apparently has read the SM’s book on FlChNC --

at least for down-type quarks

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A. Masiero: ”You have to be lucky to find New Physics.”

Napoleon:”Being lucky is part of the job description for my generals!”

Accuracy in acquiring & interpreting data will do wonders for our `luck’

☞ heavy flavour studies❏ are of fundamental importance; ❏ its lessons cannot be obtained any other way; ❏ cannot become obsolete. i.e., no matter what studies of high pt physics at FNAL & LHC will or will not show -- comprehensive & detailed studies of flavour dynamics will remain crucial in our efforts to reveal Nature’s Grand Design

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3 scenarios for the next 5 - 8 years outA -- the optimal one:

new physics observed at high pt (FNAL/LHC)➥ must study their impact on flavour dynamics

some features -- mass scale etc. known !

B -- the intriguing onedeviations from SM established in heavy flavour decays

C -- the frustrating oneno deviation from SM prediction identified

✒ none of these scenarios weakens the role of flavourstudies being essential for coming to grips withnature’s `Grand Design’

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The generalized `Nakada Concern’:

While we have more promising avenues for exploringfundamental physics than ever,

While we have more technical abilities & tools than ever,

We live in a world with immense political, social, environmental … problems and

have to deal with governments with less interest in basicresearch to a degree that goes well beyond a justified pre-occupation with these problems --

How do we choose our priorities?

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Be comprehensive:

A Super-B factory is also a 3rd family down-type quark

✒ Super-Tau as well as 3rd family down-type lepton

✒ Super-Charm factory 2nd family up-type quark

of truly unique capabilities

NB:

Studies of CP, oscillations & rare decays instrumentalized toprobe & analyze TeV scale New Physics

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Achieve

❏ (at least) L = 1036 cm-2s-1

❏ with tiny beam, hermetic detector -- BØtt,tn,tnX/ tØnln,nKπ❏ maybe even with beam polarization❏ `soon’ and❏ `here’, i.e. near Rome --

This is almost like paradise!

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Achieve

❏ (at least) L = 1036 cm-2s-1

❏ with tiny beam, hermetic detector -- BØtt,tn,tnX/ tØnln,nKπ❏ maybe even with beam polarization❏ `soon’ and❏ `here’, i.e. near Rome --

This is almost like paradise!

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Achieve

❏ (at least) L = 1036 cm-2s-1

❏ with tiny beam, hermetic detector -- BØtt,tn,tnX/ tØnln,nKπ❏ maybe even with beam polarization❏ `soon’ and❏ `here’, i.e. near Rome --

This is better than paradise!

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… and

❏ Is Solution 2 (see Biagini’s talk) portable to -- KEK?

To me it is mandatory to study the idea of such a novel`ILC inspired’ Super-B factory with the utmost

dedication

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LHCILC

SuperB

CLIC

Is it a setting or is it a rising sun?