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The CKM Matrix and the Unitarity Triangle

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arxiv hep-ph/0304132 v2 pith:VXPW7L6K submitted 2003-04-14 hep-ph

M. Battaglia , A. J. Buras , P. Gambino , A. Stocchi , D. Abbaneo , A. Ali , P. Amaral , V. Andreev
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M. Artuso E. Barberio C. Bauer D. Becirevic M. Beneke I. Bigi C. Bozzi T. Brandt G. Buchalla M. Calvi D. Cassel V. Cirigliano M. Ciuchini G. Colangelo A. Dighe G. Dubois-Felsmann G. Eigen K. Ecklund P. Faccioli R. Fleischer J. Flynn R. Forty E. Franco P. Gagnon R. Gupta S. Hashimoto R. Hawkings D. Hitlin A. Hoang A. Hocker T. Hurth G. Isidori et al. (57 additional authors not shown)
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This report contains the results of the Workshop on the CKM Unitarity Triangle, held at CERN on 13-16 February 2002 to study the determination of the CKM matrix from the available data of K, D, and B physics. This is a coherent document with chapters covering the determination of CKM elements from tree level decays and K and B meson mixing and the global fits of the unitarity triangle parameters. The impact of future measurements is also discussed.

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