Jean-Francois Arguin
University of Toronto

Prospects for Measuring the Top Quark Mass in CDF Run II
(Jean-Francois Arguin, P.K. Sinervo)

The top quark mass is currently one of the most important parameters to be
measured in particle physics. Together with the W boson mass, its value
constrains the Higgs boson mass, the last particle of the Standard Model
yet to be discovered. The Run II CDF and DZero experiments offer the
opportunity to improve the current knowledge of the top quark mass with
an upgraded accelerator and detectors. I will discuss the prospects for
improvement of this measurement using the CDF detector, and present the
work carried out at the University of Toronto in this direction. I will
emphasize the importance of the jet energy calibration.