Interpretation of the new states via their mass and width
arXiv:1704.04928 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-017-4953-z
Abstract
The mass and pole residue of the ground and first radially excited states with spin-parities , as well as P-wave with are calculated by means of the two-point QCD sum rules. The strong decays of baryons are also studied and width of these decay channels are computed. The relevant computations are performed in the context of the full QCD sum rules on the light-cone. Obtained results for the masses and widths are confronted with recent experimental data of LHCb Collaboration, which allow us to interpret , , and as the excited baryons with the quantum numbers , , and , respectively. The state can be assigned either to state or excited baryon.
12 Pages, 4 Figures and 4 Tables
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