Disentangling the hadronic molecule nature of the pentaquark-like structure
Mar 15, 2016
13 pages
Published in:
- Nucl.Phys.A 954 (2016) 393-405
- Published: Oct, 2016
e-Print:
- 1603.04672 [hep-ph]
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Abstract: (Elsevier)
We demonstrate that the relative ratio of the decays of hidden charm pentaquark-like structure Pc+(4380) to D¯⁎Λc+ and J/ψp is very different for Pc+ being D¯Σc⁎(2520) or D¯⁎Σc(2455) molecule states. While the partial width of the D¯Σc⁎(2520) molecule to the D¯⁎Λc+ is much larger, by one order of magnitude, than that to the J/ψp , the D¯⁎Σc(2455) molecule shows a different pattern. Our analysis shows that the D¯Σc⁎ bound state ansatz is more reasonable than the D¯⁎Σc one to explain the broad Pc(4380) structure. We suggest to search for the Pc(4380) in the D¯⁎Λc+ system, which can be used to disentangle the nature of the Pc+(4380) structure.Note:
- accepted version for Nucl. Phys. A
- Pentaquark states with hidden charm
- structure
- branching ratio
- charmonium
- decay
- pentaquark
- bound state
- charm
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