This is an extended electronic version of the technicolor signature table started by Regina Demina at the Aspen Strong Dynamics 98' Workshop and completed by Eric Flattum, Robert Harris, and Greg Landsberg.
Master copy of the Excel 97 spreadsheet is maintained by Greg Landsberg (please send any corrections or additions to him via the above link).
An Excel 97 spreadsheet, available from this Web page, is the most convenient way to work with the tables - it has sorting and hiding functions incorporated via push-buttons. It is recommended that you download the Excel version of the table and work directly with it. If Excel 97 is unavailable on your computer you can install an Excel 97 viewer (available free of charge from Microsoft site) or you can still see the table (presorted by the process for your convenience) as separate HTML files for color singlet, color octet, and top-color models, or as a single multipage PostScript (might crash your Ghostview but still printable!) or PDF file.
The spreadsheet consists of several fields, and one can sort by any of the fields. Most commonly used sorts by the process, final state objects, and backgrounds are implemented as push-buttons. Pushing the same button twice reverses the sort order. The first field of the table indicates specific processes, the rest of the fields (condition, objects in the final state, backgrounds ordered by importance, theoretical references, experimental references, current limits, and projected limits for Run II where available) can be hidden/shown by pushing an appropriate button. All underlined text fields are URL links and an appropriate paper can be immediately downloaded by clicking on the corresponding link.
HAVE FUN!!!
If you have comments or suggestions, email me at landsberg@hep.brown.edu