Scale Invariance in Heavy Hadron Molecules
arXiv:1704.06123 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.97.094036
Abstract
We discuss a scenario in which the heavy pentaquark is a - molecule. The transition is mediated by the exchange of a pion almost on the mass shell that generates a long-range potential. This is analogous to the effective force that is responsible for the Efimov spectrum in three-boson systems interacting through short-range forces. The equations describing this molecule exhibit approximate scale invariance, which is anomalous and broken by the solutions. If the potential is strong enough this symmetry survives in the form of discrete scale invariance, opening the prospect of an Efimov-like geometrical spectrum in two-hadron systems. For a molecular pentaquark with quantum numbers the attraction is not enough to exhibit discrete scale invariance, but this prospect might very well be realized in a pentaquark or in other hadron molecules involving transitions between particle channels with opposite intrinsic parity and a pion near the mass shell. A very good candidate is the molecule. Independently of this, the force is expected to play a very important role in the formation of this type of hadron molecule, which points to the existence of - and molecules and / baryonia.
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