1. Introduction

    1. Application of the many-sheeted space-time concept in hadron physics

    2. Quark gluon plasma

    3. Breaking of discrete symmetries

    4. Are exotic Super Virasoro representations relevant for hadron physics?

  2. New space-time concept applied to hadrons

    1. A new twist in the spin puzzle of proton

    2. Strange spin asymmetry at RHIC

    3. Topological evaporation and the concept of Pomeron

    4. The incredibly shrinking proton

    5. Misbehaving b-quarks and the magnetic body of proton

    6. Explanation for the soft photon excess in hadron production

  3. Simulating Big Bang in laboratory

    1. Experimental arrangement and findings

    2. TGD based model for the quark-gluon plasma

    3. Further experimental findings and theoretical ideas

    4. Are ordinary black-holes replaced with super-symplectic black-holes in TGD Universe?

    5. Very cautious conclusions

    6. Five years later

    7. Evidence for TGD view about QCD plasma

  4. Breaking of discrete symmetries

    1. Experimental inputs

    2. Discrete symmetries in zero energy ontology

    3. An attempt to build a concrete model for the breaking of discrete symmetries

  5. TGD based explanation for the anomalously large direct CP violation in K→ 2π decay

    1. How to solve the problems in TGD framework

    2. Basic notations and concepts

    3. Separation of short and long distance physics using operator product expansion

  6. Wild speculations about non-perturbative aspects of hadron physics and exotic Super Virasoro representations

    1. Exotic Super-Virasoro representations

    2. Could hadrons correspond to exotic Super-Virasoro representations and quark-gluon plasma to the ordinary ones?

  7. Appendix

    1. Effective Feynman rules and the effect of top quark mass on the effective action

    2. U and D matrices from the knowledge of top quark mass alone?

  8. Figures and Illustrations