%0 Journal Article
%@ 0031-9007
%A Somov, A
%A Schwartz, AJ
%A Abe, K
%A Abe, K
%A Adachi, I
%A Aihara, H
%A Anipko, D
%A Arinstein, K
%A Asano, Y
%A Aulchenko, V
%A Aushev, T
%A Aziz, T
%A Bahinipati, S
%A Bakich, AM
%A Balagura, V
%A Bay, A
%A Bedny, I
%A Belous, K
%A Bitenc, U
%A Bizjak, I
%A Blyth, S
%A Bondar, A
%A Bozek, A
%A Bracko, M
%A Brodzicka, J
%A Browder, TE
%A Chang, MC
%A Chang, P
%A Chao, Y
%A Chen, A
%A Chen, WT
%A Cheon, BG
%A Chistov, R
%A Choi, SK
%A Choi, Y
%A Choi, YK
%A Chuvikov, A
%A Cole, S
%A Dalseno, J
%A Dash, M
%A Dragic, J
%A Drutskoy, A
%A Eidelman, S
%A Epifanov, D
%A Gabyshev, N
%A Garmash, A
%A Gershon, T
%A Go, A
%A Gokhroo, G
%A Golob, B
%A Hara, K
%A Hara, T
%A Hastings, NC
%A Hayasaka, K
%A Hayashii, H
%A Hazumi, M
%A Hoshi, Y
%A Hou, S
%A Hou, WS
%A Hsiung, YB
%A Iijima, T
%A Ikado, K
%A Inami, K
%A Ishikawa, A
%A Ishino, H
%A Itoh, R
%A Iwasaki, M
%A Iwasaki, Y
%A Kang, JH
%A Kapusta, P
%A Katayama, N
%A Kawai, H
%A Kawasaki, T
%A Kichimi, H
%A Kim, HJ
%A Kim, SK
%A Kim, SM
%A Kinoshita, K
%A Korpar, S
%A Krizan, P
%A Krokovny, P
%A Kuo, CC
%A Kusaka, A
%A Kuzmin, A
%A Kwon, YJ
%A Leder, G
%A Lesiak, T
%A Li, J
%A Limosani, A
%A Lin, SW
%A MacNaughton, J
%A Mandl, F
%A Marlow, D
%A Matsumoto, T
%A Mitaroff, W
%A Miyabayashi, K
%A Miyake, H
%A Miyata, H
%A Miyazaki, Y
%A Mizuk, R
%A Mohapatra, D
%A Nagasaka, Y
%A Nakao, M
%A Natkaniec, Z
%A Nishida, S
%A Nitoh, O
%A Noguchi, S
%A Ogawa, S
%A Ohshima, T
%A Okabe, T
%A Okuno, S
%A Olsen, SL
%A Ostrowicz, W
%A Ozaki, H
%A Palka, H
%A Park, CW
%A Park, H
%A Pestotnik, R
%A Piilonen, LE
%A Poluektov, A
%A Sakai, Y
%A Sarangi, TR
%A Sato, N
%A Schietinger, T
%A Schneider, O
%A Schwanda, C
%A Seidl, R
%A Senyo, K
%A Sevior, ME
%A Shapkin, M
%A Shibuya, H
%A Shwartz, B
%A Sidorov, V
%A Sokolov, A
%A Soni, N
%A Stanic, S
%A Staric, M
%A Sumiyoshi, T
%A Suzuki, S
%A Tajima, O
%A Takasaki, F
%A Tamai, K
%A Tamura, N
%A Tanaka, M
%A Taylor, GN
%A Teramoto, Y
%A Tian, XC
%A Trabelsi, K
%A Tsuboyama, T
%A Tsukamoto, T
%A Uehara, S
%A Uglov, T
%A Ueno, K
%A Unno, Y
%A Uno, S
%A Urquijo, P
%A Ushiroda, Y
%A Usov, Y
%A Varner, G
%A Villa, S
%A Wang, CH
%A Wang, MZ
%A Watanabe, Y
%A Won, E
%A Xie, QL
%A Yabsley, BD
%A Yamaguchi, A
%A Yamauchi, M
%A Ying, J
%A Zhang, LM
%A Zhang, ZP
%A Zhilich, V
%A Belle Collaboration
%D 2006
%F discovery:1308504
%I AMERICAN PHYSICAL SOC
%J PHYS REV LETT
%K VIOLATION, IMPACT, BELLE
%N 17
%T Measurement of the branching fraction, polarization, and CP asymmetry for B-0 ->rho(+)rho(-) decays, and determination of the Cabibbo-Kobayashi-Maskawa phase phi(2)
%U https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/1308504/
%V 96
%X We have measured the branching fraction B, longitudinal polarization fraction f(L), and CP asymmetry coefficients A and S for B-0->rho(+)rho(-) decays with the Belle detector at the KEKB e(+)e(-) collider using 253 fb(-1) of data. We obtain B=[22.8 +/- 3.8(stat)(-2.6)(+2.3)(syst)]x10(-6), f(L)=0.941(-0.040)(+0.034)(stat)+/- 0.030(syst), A=0.00 +/- 0.30(stat)+/- 0.09(syst), and S=0.08 +/- 0.41(stat)+/- 0.09(syst). These values are used to constrain the Cabibbo-Kobayashi-Maskawa phase phi(2); the solution consistent with the standard model is phi(2)=(88 +/- 17)degrees or 59 degrees <phi 2 < 115 degrees at 90% C.L.
%Z © 2006 The American Physical Society