High luminosity collider running at Fermilab is scheduled to occur during the period 2000-2005. Requisite collider detector upgrades are underway. An outline of the physics that can be realized with the upgraded Tevatron and CDF/D0 detectors is presented.
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High luminosity collider running at Fermilab is scheduled to occur during the period 2000-2005. Requisite collider detector upgrades are underway. An outline of the physics that can be realized with the upgraded Tevatron and CDF/D0 detectors is presented.
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