Manifestation of kaonium in the process
arXiv:2002.07726 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.101.111501
Abstract
We analyze the precise data obtained by the CMD-3 experiment on the annihilation into two charged kaons in the vicinity of the peak. A perfect fit is obtained only if a pole on the real axis below the reaction threshold is assumed. This can be interpreted as proof of the existence of the 2p state of kaonium, a compound of and . The BaBar Collaboration data on the same process supports this conclusion and, in addition, points to the strong interaction as a dominant source of the binding energy. The possibility of discovering 2p kaonium in the process is discussed. The 2p state of -onium is indicated on the basis of the CMD-3 data.
arXiv commentPublished version, 5 pages, 2 figures
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