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Searches for New Physics in Photon Final States

The Run I results on the searches for new physics in photon final states were intriguing. The rare 2 electrons + 2 photons + missing transverse energy (MET) candidate event and the measured event rate for the signature lepton + photon + MET, which was 2.7 sigma above the Standard Model predictions, sparked signature-based searches in the photon + photon + X and lepton + photon + X channels. With more data in Run II we should be able to answer a simple question: was it an anomaly or were the Run I results the first evidence for the new physics? We present searches for New Physics in Photon Final States at CDF Run II, Fermilab, with substantially more data and a higher $\pbarp$ collision energy, 1.96 TeV, and the upgraded CDF detector (CDF II).

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