Are there narrow flavor-exotic tetraquarks in large- QCD?
arXiv:1810.09986 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.98.094011
Abstract
A salient feature shared by all tetraquark candidates observed in experiment is the absence of flavor-exotic states of the type , with four different quark flavors. This phenomenon may be understood from the properties of large- QCD: On the one hand, consistency conditions for flavor-exotic Green functions, potentially containing these tetraquark poles, require the existence of two tetraquarks and : each of them should decay dominantly via a single two-meson channel, and , with suppressed rates and . On the other hand, we have at hand only one diquark-antidiquark flavor structure that might produce a compact tetraquark bound state. Taking into account that the diquark-antidiquark structure is the only viable candidate for a compact tetraquark state, one concludes that it is impossible to have two different narrow tetraquarks decaying dominantly into different two-meson channels. This contradiction suggests that large- QCD does not support the existence of narrow flavor-exotic tetraquarks. This argument does not rule out the possible existence of broad molecular-type flavor-exotic states, or of molecular-type bound states lying very close to the two-meson thresholds.
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