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Triangle singularity appearing as an -like peak in

arXiv:1912.11830 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.102.074004

Abstract

We consider a triangle diagram for where an peak has been observed experimentally. We demonstrate that a triangle singularity inherent in the triangle diagram creates a sharp peak in the invariant mass distribution when the final invariant mass is at and around the threshold. The position and width of the peak is 3871.68 MeV (a few keV above the threshold) and 0.4 MeV, respectively, in perfect agreement with the precisely measured mass and width: MeV and MeV. This remarkable agreement is virtually parameter-free. The result indicates that the considered mechanism has to be understood in advance when separating an -pole contribution from data; the separation yields an lineshape that could be used to determine the mass. We suggest a method to set a constraint on the triangle mechanism by analyzing a charge analogous process where a similar triangle singularity generates an -like peak.

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