Distinguishing cusp effects and near-threshold-pole effects
arXiv:1505.05761 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.92.094024
Abstract
We make use of a unitarized coupled-channel model to analyze the mass distribution data of final states in production processes of . By analyzing the analytical structures of the decay amplitudes, we find that the line shape of signal is related to the combined effect of a pair of near-threshold "shadow" poles and the thresholds, in which the third-sheet pole might provide a dominant contribution. As all the coupled channels effects are tuning off, the trajectories of these two poles suggest that the might originate from the attractive interaction of through a long-distance interaction, -exchange interaction, as a "deuteron-like" state. There is no nearby pole structure corresponding to the signal in the mass distribution.
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