THE SEARCH FOR SUPERSYMMETRY

Abstract

The minimal supergravity model (SUGRA), with gauge coupling unification and radiative electroweak symmetry breaking, is a well-motivated paradigm for physics Beyond the Standard Model. In this talk, I review the capabilities of various present and future collider experiments to make definitive tests of the SUGRA model, including LEP and LEP II, the Tevatron and its upgrades, and finally the CERN LHC project.

8 page Latex file, with 2 uuencoded figures attached; talk presented at Beyond the Standard Model 4 meeting, Granlibakken, CA, December 1994.

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