The Regge trajectories and leptonic widths of the vector mesons
arXiv:1903.11504 · doi:10.1007/s00601-019-1525-9
Abstract
The spectrum of the mesons is studied performing a phenomenological analysis of the Regge trajectories defined for the excitation energies. For the state the mass MeV and the leptonic width keV are obtained, while the mass of the state, MeV, appears to be in agreement with the mass of the resonance, and its leptonic width, keV, has a large theoretical uncertainty, depending on the parameters of the flattened confining potential.
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