Isospin properties of the X state near the D {\bar D}^{*} threshold
arXiv:0704.3029 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.76.014007
Abstract
The scattering amplitude and the production of the final states and near the threshold are discussed following the recent suggestion that the observed peaks X(3872) and X(3875) in the decays are due to a virtual state in the channel. The strong interaction is treated using the small interaction radius approximation. It is shown that the mass difference between the charged and neutral mesons results in a distinctive behavior of the relevant isotopic amplitudes. In particular, the shape of the peak in the channel should be significantly narrower than in the channel, which property can be used for an experimental test of the virtual state hypothesis.
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