Measurement of Boson Self Couplings at LEP and Search for Anomalies
  With center of mass energies up to 209 GeV of LEP II, massive W and Z bosons can be produced in pairs and jointly with photons. This allows to study boson-boson couplings. Since the W and Z bosons are unstable and decay into fermions, two- and four-fermion final states, accompanied possibly by photons, play an important role for these measurements. The couplings of the W to other bosons have been measured to be g1Z = 0.990+0.023-0.024, kappa_gamma = 0.896+0.058-0.056, and lambda_gamma = -0.023 +0.025 -0.023. They are in agreement with the Standard Model expectation of g1Z = 1, kappa_gamma = 1, and lambda_gamma = 0. No sign for couplings of three neutral bosons, parametrized by the couplings f_i^V and h_i^V, and for anomalous couplings of four gauge bosons, parametrized by a_0, a_n and a_c has been found. 
Martin Weber (RWTH Aachen)