An explanation of the as a bound state
arXiv:0812.3368 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.79.025209
Abstract
We use the interaction in the hidden gauge formalism to dynamically generate and resonances. We show, through a comparison of the results from this analysis and from a quark model study with data, that the and resonances can be assigned to bound states. More precisely the can be interpreted as a bound state whereas the and may contain an important component. This interpretation allows for a solution of a long-standing puzzle concerning the description of these resonances in constituent quark models. In addition we also obtain degenerate states but their assignment to experimental resonances is more uncertain.
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