We study the impact of present and future (g−2)μ measurements on
supersymmetric models. The corrections to (g−2)μ become particularly
relevant in the presence of light sleptons, charginos and neutralinos,
especially in the large tanβ regime. For moderate or large values of
tanβ, it is possible to rule out scenarios in which charginos and
sneutrinos are both light, but nevertheless escape detection at the LEP2
collider. Furthermore, models in which supersymmetry breaking is transferred to
the observable sector through gauge interactions can be efficiently constrained
by the (g−2)μ measurement.Comment: 15 pages, 4 figures, Late