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arxiv hep-ex/0108040 v3 pith:ZZRVZJGB submitted 2001-08-23 hep-ex hep-lathep-phhep-th

B. T. Fleming , J. Krane , G. P. Zeller , F. Canelli , B. Connolly , R. Erbacher , G. T. Fleming , D. A. Harris
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E. Hawker M. Hildreth B. Kilminster S. Lammers D. Medoff J. Monroe D. Toback M. Sorel A. Turcot M. Velasco M. O. Wascko G. Watts E. D. Zimmerman
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The Young Physicists Panel (YPP) summarizes results from their Survey on the Future of High Energy Physics, which was conducted from July 2 to July 15, 2001. Over 1500 physicists from around the world, both young and tenured, responded to the survey. We first describe the origin, design, and advertisement of the survey, and then present the demographics of the respondents. Following sections analyze the collected opinions on the desire for balance in the field, the impact of globalization, the necessity of outreach, how to build the field, the physics that drives the field, and the selection of the next big machine. Respondents' comments follow the survey analysis in an appendix.

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