The process in the soft pion limit
arXiv:1504.02973 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.91.114029
Abstract
The production of the resonance , identified as the charmonium state, in the process has been recently reported by BESIII. It is pointed out that this process is fully described, up to one overall coupling constant, in the soft pion limit. An interpretation of the available and possible future data within the discussed theoretical framework may reveal new features of the charmoniumlike states. In particular, the observed relative yield for this process at different energies strongly suggests a very significant enhancement of the amplitude at the charmoniumlike peak near 4.36\,GeV.
7 pages, 2 figures
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