Structure and Width of the d*(2380) Dibaryon
arXiv:1803.08788 · doi:10.7566/JPSCP.26.022015
Abstract
In this contribution, dedicated to the memory of Walter Greiner, we discuss the structure and width of the recently established d*(2380) dibaryon, confronting the consequences of our Pion Assisted Dibaryons hadronic model with those of quark motivated calculations. In particular, its relatively small width of about 70 MeV favors hadronic structure for the d*(2380) dibaryon rather than a six-quark structure.
expanded version of a talk given in a Frontiers of Science symposium dedicated to the memory of Walter Greiner, at FIAS (Frankfurt) June 2017, to be published in a special FoS volume
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