Add to ORKGSearches for new physics beyond the Standard Model (SM) at the LHC are mainly driven by two approaches: a signature-based search where one looks for a deviation from the SM prediction in event yield or kinematic properties, and a more theory-oriented approach where the search is designed to look for specific signatures/topologies predicted by certain beyond standard model (BSM ) scenarios. Typical examples for the latter are searches for Supersymmetry and other BSM theories with extended symmetries. Supersymmetry predicts a new partner for every SM particle. An extension to the SM by introducing new gauge or global symmetries (including in Hidden Sector) usually leads to the presence of new heavy gauge bosons. Extensive searches for such pa...