Title: Prospects of Jet Production studies in Run 2 at the Tevatron
Link to paper if available: 
Session of First Preference: Hard High Energy QCD and Structure Functions 
Session of Second Preference: Test of the Standard Model

LP Session: Not to be submitted.

Abstract:

 Collisions at the upgraded Fermilab Tevatron at a sqrt{s}=1.96 TeV
 began in March 2001. Over the next two to three years we expect to
 collect a data sample of approximately 2 fb^-1 representing an
 integrated luminosity 20 times larger than that collected during
 1994-1995. Accurate measurements of the inclusive jet cross section
 will place the strongest constraints on the gluon distribution
 functions of the proton.  We will also be able to investigate and
 place the most stringent limits on any deviations from QCD such as
 Quark Compositeness (where we expect to set limits of of at least 3
 TeV on the contact interaction scale). The upgrade of the DZero
 detector should allow us to significantly improve our jet
 measurements from those made in Run 1. In this paper we present
 prospects of precision measurements of QCD processes using jets in
 Run 2.

Submitted:  9 April 2001