Predicition for the decay width of a charged state near the threshold
arXiv:1307.7100 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.88.096014
Abstract
Very recently it was predicted the existence of a charged state near the threshold. This state, that we call , would be the strange partner of the recently observed . Using standard techniques of QCD sum rules, we evaluate the three-point function for the vertices , and and we make predictions for the corresponding decay widths in these channels.
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