Determination of the structure of the in collisions
arXiv:1502.03311 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2015.07.045
Abstract
Currently, the structure of the meson is unknown. Different competing models of the exotic state exist, including the possibilities that this state is either a mesonic molecule with dominating composition, a tetraquark, or a -gluon hybrid state. It is expected that the state is rather strongly coupled to the channel and, therefore, can be produced in and collisions at PANDA. We propose to test the hypothetical molecular structure of by studying the or stripping reactions on a nuclear residue.
19 pages, 8 figures; version accepted in PLB
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