Report of Z0, W+- and γ working group

ISA which will presumably come into operation in 1986 will give us an opportunity to search for new particles at the highest energy (√s = 700 GeV) with a high luminosity of the order of 2 x 1031 cm-2/sec. With the booster installed and with additional superconductive low-β quadrupoles closer to the intersection region at the later stage, the luminosity can be further increased to 1033 cm-2/sec. Assuming an integrated luminosity of 1 x 1038 cm-2 for the first year and 1040 cm-2/year with the booster, the following physics could result: 1) Z0, W+- production and the leptonic decays, 2) heavy sequential leptons, 3) search for new neutral high mass leptons, 4) new quarks and onium, 5) multiple muon events, 6) lifetime of long-lived particles, and 7) high mass Z0 and W+-