THE SEARCH FOR NEW EFFECTS IN E+ E- INTERACTIONS
E. D. Bloom · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) · 2018
of interesting and frequently exciting new physics. This has been particularly true for the energy range of the J/$ and T; however, results from the PEP/PETRA machines have also been valuable, e.g., the measurement of the B lifetime. Much effort has been expended in the search for new effects. These include searches for charged and neutral fundamental scalars, new families of quarks, new leptons, lepton-quark substructure, and supersymmetric particles, plus many other topics. In this report I will discuss a few of these experiments in some detail, some in a broader review, and unfortunately some not at all. For those that I have missed I apologize, as these experiments are necessary and rather difficult to carry out, while the fate of unrequited searches is frequently ignominy.