Could the near-threshold states be simply kinematic effects?
arXiv:1411.5584 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.91.051504
Abstract
We demonstrate that the spectacular structures discovered recently in various experiments and named as , and states cannot be purely kinematic effects. Their existence necessarily calls for nearby poles in the --matrix and they therefore qualify as states. We propose a way to distinguishing kinematic cusp effects from genuine --matrix poles: the kinematic threshold cusp cannot produce a narrow peak in the invariant mass distribution in the elastic channel in contrast with a genuine --matrix pole.
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