The 1996 Snowmass New Phenomena Working Group

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• Stephen Godfrey godfrey@physics.carleton.ca
• JoAnne Hewett hewett@slac.stanford.edu
• Kirk McDonald mcdonald@puphep.princeton.edu
• Lawrence Price price@sgi6.hep.anl.gov

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• Tom Rizzo rizzo@slacvx.slac.stanford.edu
• Kaori Maeshima maeshima@fnald.fnal.gov
• Harris Kagan kagan@mps.ohio-state.edu

• Mike Berger berger@gluon.physics.indiana.edu
• Wyatt Merritt wyatt@fnal.gov
• Morris Swartz morris@slac.stanford.edu

• Kingman Cheung cheung@physics.utexas.edu
• Robert Harris rharris@fnal.gov
• Dan Krakauer dak@hep.anl.gov

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1. We want to compare the physics reach for the various collider options.
   1. A great deal of work already exists for the LHC and NLC. The first step is to collect this information and find out if any gaps exist.
   2. Study the search and identification reaches for more recently proposed machines such as the 60 TeV pp collider and mu+ mu- colliders.
   3. Have a new look at old topics. For example it is still not clear if new heavy leptons can be observed above background at hadron colliders. Contact interaction studies have yet to be performed.
2. Decide on a standard means of including theorists results in detector Monte Carlos. For example, what sort of subroutines, Monte Carlos, would experimentalists find useful and easiest to impliment.
3. Diagnostic Tests -- To study techniques of interpreting and identifying the properties of new physics once a new particle or interaction has been discovered.

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• Discovery and Identification of Extra Gauge Bosons by M. Cvetic and S. Godfrey
• New Particles and Interactions by A. Djouadi, J. Ng, and T. Rizzo
• New Particles and Interactions at the NLC by S. Godfrey
• Electroweak and Flavor Dynamics at Hadron Colliders by Kenneth Lane.
• Exotics Chapter of the Report of the TeV2000 Working Group on Future Electroweak Physics at the Tevatron edited by Dan Amidei and Chip Brock

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