Large-N Structure of Tetraquark Mesons
arXiv:1308.2657 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.88.057901
Abstract
Following Weinberg's argument that narrow tetraquark mesons are not precluded in large N_c QCD, we explore the flow of N_c factors needed for the consistency of this picture, and show that they must arise in a novel way, not simply through the usual combinatoric counting.
5 pages, revtex. Clarifications added to improve presentation. Version accepted for publication in PRD
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