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It has been more than a decade since new elementary particles were discovered. To recognize the findings of scientists in this still fairly new but exciting and promising area of research, the Trieste Workshop was organised in May 1992 to discuss the status and explore the prospects for the discovery of new elementary particles using the full variety of search methods which are, or will be available to the physicist. All papers in this collection of proceedings are reviews written by experts in their own area of speciality. Many review papers based on experimental findings are also included. To present a clearer and more coherent overview, a theoretical overview talk as well as a summary talk have been included to serve as a link between the various areas that were discussed in the papers. This collection of papers is perhaps the first authoritative source ever published on the search for new elementary particles.
Contents
The search for the top quark, F. Snider; constraints on new physics from precision electroweak data, G.L. Fogli; massive lepton searches at LEP/SLC and LEP200, G. Herten; searches for SUSY particles at LEP/SLC and LEP200, A. Lopez-Fernandez; searches for compositeness at LEP/SLC and LEP200, M. Bardadin; Higgs searches at LEP/SLC and LEP200, M. Felcini; Higgs particles - models and general limits, G. Kane; rare decays of the z0, M. Dittmar; prediction for top and Higgs masses, T.T. Wu; neutrinos in astrophysics and cosmology, D. Sciama; accelerator neutrino experiments - status and plans, F. Vannucci; laboratory-scale neutrino experiments - status and plans, J. Jaros; dark matter searches - status and prospects, S. Cooper; searches for massive stable particles from monopoles to quarks, G. Giacomelli; searches for new particles at a tau-charm factory, M. Perl; searches for new particles at a B-factory, P. Kim; the LHC - programme and searches for new particles, F. Pauss; the SSC - programme and searches for new particles, B. Grinstein; HERA - the first round of physics and beyond, C. Berger; electron-positron linear colliders and searches for new particles, T. Barklow.
