Settling the in the charged charmonium-like family
arXiv:1901.06946 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.99.074022
Abstract
Very recently LHCb reported the evidence of a new charged charmonium-like structure in the invariant mass spectrum near 4600 MeV. In this work we investigate this structure together with three other charged charmonium-like states, the , , and . Our results suggest that the two higher states can be established as the first radial excitations of the two lower ones, all of which have the quantum numbers . We propose to search for more relationship among exotic hadrons in order to better understand them.
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