B--Physics in Hadron Colliders

The possibility of exploring the systematics of the spectroscopy, strong dynamics, and the weak and rare decay modes of b–quark systems at hadron colliders such as Fermilab, LHC and SSC, is discussed. A copious yield of ${10}^{10}$ detected $B$–mesons is readily accessible in a dedicated Fermilab program, and implies a vast array of accessible decay modes, including second order weak processes and $CP$–violation, which will be unavailable elsewhere until the commissioning of LHC or SSC. Kinematic and flavor tagging, utilizing the ``daughter pions’’ from resonances, is expected to play a major role in semileptonic weak decay studies and the search for $CP$–violation. Plenary talk, Workshop on $B$ Physics at Hadron Accelerators, Snowmass, Colorado, June 25, 1993; Invited Lecture, TASI, Boulder, Colorado, June 18, 1993.