Can the hyperfine mass splitting formula in heavy quarkonia be applied to the system?
arXiv:1912.08339 · doi:10.1007/s00601-020-01586-w
Abstract
The mass relation miraculously holds for the -wave charmonium and bottomonium systems with soaring precision. The origin of such relation can be addressed from Quark Models, and have been confirmed experimentally in a limited number of cases. In this connection, we propose as an extension to the -wave case. In order to test its applicability, we employ a variety of Quark Model predictions for the mass spectrum. Our numerical analysis confirms such formula is accurate up to very small deviations.
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