Electroweak Gauge Theories and Alternative Theories at a Future Linear e+e- Collider
arXiv:hep-ph/0309021
Abstract
The measurement of Standard Model processes tests the validity of the model at a given scale and is simultaneously sensitive to new physics through loop effects or interference with the Standard Model amplitudes. A variety of studies has been done to see what a linear collider in the energy range MZ < sqrt{s} < 1 TeV can offer. The work that has been done within the ECFA/DESY workshop on linear colliders is reviewed, especially what was not included in the TESLA TDR.
Invited talk presented at the Linear Collider Workshop, Amsterdam, April 2003
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