Triangle singularity in and the X(3872) mass
arXiv:2002.12821 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-020-8014-7
Abstract
We evaluate the contribution to the width from a triangle mechanism in which the decays into , then the decays into () and the fuse to produce . This mechanism produces an asymmetric peak from a triangle singularity in the invariant mass with a shape very sensitive to the mass. We evaluate the branching ratios for a reaction where this effect can be seen in the reaction and show that the determination of the peak in the invariant mass distribution of is all that is needed to determine the mass. Given the present uncertainties in the mass, which do not allow to know whether the state is bound or not, measurements like the one suggested here should be most welcome to clarify this issue.
arXiv comment10 pages,10 figures
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