Support of experimental high energy physics research at the University of South Carolina. Final technical report, February 1992--February 1996

This brief report summarizes the activities of the University of South Carolina`s high energy physics group during the three-year period. The activities of the group began in 1980 under a predecessor grant from DOE, and continue today under a successor grant. The retirements of one grant in favor of another were for reasons of administrative convenience or necessity. The characterization of the report as final is not reflective of the group`s projects, which by-and-large continue with support from the successor grant. The experiments with which the USC group had some significant relationship during the period of this grant were ARGUS (at DESY`s DORIS e{sup +}e{sup {minus}} collider), AMY (at KEK`s TRISTAN e{sup +}e{sup {minus}} collider). Fermilab E687, Fermilab E789, Fermilab E791, Fermilab E803, and Fermilab E872. The authors give a brief synopsis of USC`s participation in each of these projects and a few projects of lesser magnitude as well