New physics at the Large Hadron Collider Accelerator considerations of large circular colliders Alex Chao Physics potential and motivations for a muon collider Mario Greco Pentaquarks and possible anomalies at LHCb George Laferty Neutrino masses and SO10 unification P. Minkowski Neutrino experiments: hierarchy CP CPT Manmohan Gupta Monika Randhawa and Mandip Singh Constraining the texture mass matrices Gulsheen Ahuja Rare B meson decays at the crossroads Ahmed Ali Exploring the standard model at the LHC Brigitte Vachon Meson baryon tetraquark supersymmetry from superconformal algebra and light front holography Stanley J. Brodsky Guy F. de Teramond Hans Gunter Dosch and Cedric Lorce The spin charge family theory Norma Susana Mankoc Borstnik Search for direct CP violation in baryonic b hadron decays C.Q. Geng and Y.K. Hsiao New physics and astrophysical neutrinos in IceCube Atsushi Watanabe The 750 GeV diphoton excess and SUSY S. Heinemeyer Constraints on the [omega pi] form factor from analyticity and unitarity B. Ananthanarayan Irinel Caprini and Bastian Kubis Dynamical tuning of the initial condition in small field inflations can we testify the CW mechanism in the universe Satoshi Iso Physics of Higgs boson family Ngee Pong Chang On the breaking of mu tau flavor symmetry Zhen Hua Zhao Neutrino mass ordering in future neutrinoless double beta decay experiments Jue Zhang Predicting the CP phase for neutrinos Eiichi Takasugi Sum rules for leptons Martin Spinrath Composite weak bosons at the Large Hadron Collider Harald Fritzsch Searching for composite Higgs models at the LHC Thomas Flacke Gauge Higgs EW and grand unification Yutaka Hosotani Colour octet extension of 2HDM German Valencia New physics resonances in vector boson scattering at the LHC Jurgen Reuter Wolfgang Kilian Thorsten Ohl and Marco Sekulla Dimensional regularization is generic Kazuo Fujikawa A de gauging approach to physics beyond the standard model Chi Xiong Extension of standard model in multi spinor field formalism visible and dark sectors Ikuo S. Sogami Aspects of string phenomenology and new physics I. Antoniadis Cosmological constant vis a vis dynamical vacuum: bold challenging the LCDM Joan Sola The Standard Theory of Particle Physics describes successfully the observed strong and electroweak interactions but it is not a final theory of physics since many aspects are not understood: (1) How can gravity be introduced in the Standard Theory (2) How can we understand the observed masses of the leptons and quarks as well as the flavor mixing angles (3) Why are the masses of the neutrinos much smaller than the masses of the charged leptons (4) Is the new boson discovered at CERN the Higgs boson of the Standard Theory or an excited weak boson (5) Are there new symmetries at very high energy e.g. a broken supersymmetry (6) Are the leptons and quarks point like or composite particles (7) Are the leptons and quarks at very small distances one dimensional objects e.g. superstrings This proceedings volume comprises papers written by the invited speakers discussing the many important issues of the new physics to be discovered at the Large Hadron Collider