A hidden-charm pentaquark state in decay
arXiv:1512.01959 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.93.094001
Abstract
We study here the reaction in analogy to the one, and we note that in both decays there is a sharp structure (dip or peak) in the mass distribution around MeV, which is associated in the experiment to an exotic pentaquark baryonic state, although in it shows up with relatively low statistics. We analyze the interaction along the same lines as the one, with the main difference stemming from the reduced Cabibbo strength in the former and the consideration of the final state interaction instead of the one. We find that with a minimal input, introducing the and interaction in -wave with realistic interactions, and the empirical -wave and -wave contributions, one can accomplish a qualitative description of the and mass distributions. More importantly, the peak structure followed by a dip of the experimental mass distribution is reproduced with the same input as used to describe the data of reaction. The repercussion for the triangular singularity mechanism, invoked in some works to explain the pentaquark peak, is discussed.
9 pages, 5 figures; to be published in PRD
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