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Exotic resonances due to exchange

arXiv:1601.00565 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2016.03.057

Abstract

The meson and several related states appear to be, at least in part, hadronic molecules in which a heavy flavored meson (such as ) is bound to another heavy meson (such as ). Although not the only effect contributing to the binding, pion exchange seems to play a crucial role in generating the longest-range force between constituents. Mesons without and light quarks (such as ) cannot exchange pions, but under suitable circumstances can bind as a result of exchange. Channels in which this mechanism is possible are identified, and suggestions are made for searches for the corresponding molecular states, including a manifestly exotic baryonic resonance decaying into .

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