Hadronic molecular assignment for the newly observed state
arXiv:1807.00997 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.98.056013
Abstract
Very recently, a new state was reported by the Belle Collaboration, with its mass of , which locates just below the threshold and hence hints to be a possible hadronic molecule. Using the effective Lagrangian approach as the same as our previous works for other possible hadronic molecular states, we investigate the decay behavior of this new state within the hadronic molecular picture. The results show that the measured decay width can be reproduced well and its dominant decay channel is predicted to be the three-body decay. This suggests that the newly observed may be ascribed as the hadronic molecular state and can be further checked through its decay channel.
7pages, 6 figures
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