and Exotic States as Coupled Channel Cusps
arXiv:1409.3291 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.91.034009
Abstract
It is demonstrated that the candidate tetraquark states , , , and are coupled channel cusp effects. The model explains in a natural way the masses and quantum numbers of the putative states and the near equality of the widths of the states. It is argued that the and should be visible in or , but should {\it not} appear in , in agreement with recent LHCb results. Additional tests for cusp effects are suggested.
9 pages, 9 figures. Expanded discussion of previous work; expanded discussion of B decays; analysis of Zc(4025) added; additional implications added
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