Note:

CDF Run II: means 173.5 +4.1-4.0 GeV
Run I world average is 178.0 +- 4.3 GeV

Dear TOP, W and SUSY enthusiasts,

Sven Heinemeyer made very nice plots now showing the implications of the Tevatron in terms of testing the SM consistency. 

- If the data are in the green region that means that the SM is broken and the MSSM is in good shape
- If they are in the red region that means that SUSY is "very unlikely" 
- If it is in the blue region both SM and MSSM are in good shape.

For Tevatron future projection (black): assumed 2 GeV for top mass and 30 MeV for W mass. 
For LHC future projection (magenta):    assumed 1 GeV for top mass and 15 MeV for W mass. 
ILC is really small of course: 0.1 GeV for top mass

Cheers,
    Beate Heinemann
    CDF Exotics convener