Quantum-Number Exotic Tetraquarks at Large in QCD(AS)
arXiv:1401.1815 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.89.054018
Abstract
It is shown that the large limit of QCD with quarks in the two-index antisymmetric color representation [QCD(AS)] has narrow tetraquark states with exotic flavor quantum numbers. They decay into mesons with a width that is parametrically . Tetraquarks with non-exotic quantum numbers mix at leading order with mesons of the same overall quantum numbers. QCD(AS) at corresponds to ordinary QCD; its large limit represents an alternative starting point for a expansion to the standard one with quarks in the fundamental color representation.
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