Physics of Self-Interacting Electroweak Bosons
Abstract
I will argue why and how it is that precise measurements of the self-couplings of the weak vector bosons are a vista on the mechanism of symmetry breaking. Guided by what we have learnt from the present precision data, it is suggested which of the many so-called anomalous self-couplings should be given priority in future searches. Expected limits from the upcoming colliders on the parameters describing non minimal couplings are updated. I will also point at the complementarity between the LHC and the Next Linear Collider as concerns W physics and discuss some of the important issues about radiative corrections and backgrounds that need further studies in order that one conducts high precision analysis at high energies.
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