Relating currents with and to states
arXiv:1310.0862 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.89.014029
Abstract
In this work we study the current with QCD sum rules. We write the correlation function using the general current corresponding to the system and then use spin projectors to obtain the correlation function in the and spin-parity configurations. The purpose of the present work is to investigate the possibility of explaining the recently reported as a moleculelike state. As a result we find a state for each spin case with a very similar mass: MeV, MeV, MeV. We discuss that our mass results, within error bars, for or are both compatible with . However, our results are also compatible with a possible bound state, in agreement with predictions of some previous works. We have also calculated the current-state coupling which turns out to be larger in the case.
New discussions added, corrections related to Z_c(4020) made
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