The Collider Detector at Fermilab

The Collider Detector at Fermilab (CDF) experimental collaboration is committed to studying high energy particle collisions at the world's highest energy particle accelerator. The goal is to discover the identity and properties of the particles that make up the universe and to understand the forces and interactions between those particles.

CDF for the Public:

Learn what high energy physics is all about and how the CDF collaboration tries to unlock the secrets of nature. Also, go on the CDF Tour!

CDF Physics results:

Results, publications, preprints, and conference proceedings from the Run I CDF working groups. This includes the Observation of the Top Quark at CDF.

CDF Run I Experiment:

Description of the experiment, detector parameters, and performance from Run I.

CDF Run II Upgrades:

Information on CDF Run II Upgrades, including detector, computing, and programming resources.

Who's Who at CDF:

Contact and Work-related information on CDF members working on Run II.

CDF Members Only (password required)

For the Experts - Information on:

CDF Offline Information

UNIX Cluster in B0 Trailers

Status of Production and Splitting Farms

CDF Graduate Student Theses

Fermilab ES&H home page

• 1998 Particle Data Group homepage

• Miscellaneous interests: CDF Italian Lessons and the Tevatron University for advanced students.

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Last updated June 8, 1999 by Mark Vondracek, mfv@fnald.fnal.gov