Effective field theory for double heavy baryons at strong coupling
arXiv:2005.00551 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.102.014013
Abstract
We present an effective field theory for doubly heavy baryons that goes beyond the compact heavy diquark approximation. The heavy-quark distance is only restricted to , where is the mass of the heavy quark and the typical binding energy. This means that the size of the heavy diquark can be as large as the typical size of a light hadron. We start from Non-Relativistic QCD, and build the effective field theory at next-to-leading in the expansion. At leading order the effective field theory reduces to the Born-Oppenheimer approximation. The BO potentials are obtained from available lattice QCD data. The spectrum for double charm baryons below threshold is compatible with most of the lattice QCD results. We present for the first time the full spin averaged double bottom baryon spectrum below threshold based on QCD. We also present model-independent formulas for the spin splittings.
24 pages, 6 figures. Version including the corrections in the Erratum
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