Proving tri-linear couplings at the LHC

Prospects for measuring the tri-linear couplings of gauge bosons at the LHC are reviewed. Studies carried out by the ATLAS collaboration, and for the 1994 DPF Long Range Planning Workshop, are described. It will be possible to probe WWV anomalous couplings with a precision of order 10-1-10-3 if the form factor scale λFF approx-gt 2 TeV. This just reaches the interesting region where one may hope to see deviations from the standard model given present limits on the scale of new physics. The ZγV limits are much more sensitive to λFF; for λFF approx-gt 1.5 TeV, h3Z much-gt O(10-3) and hZ4 much-gt O(10-5). It will be possible to see the amplitude zero in Wγ and WZ production at the LHC but this physics is probably better explored at the Tevatron. copyright 1995 American Institute of Physics