Partial decay widths of to kaonic resonances
arXiv:2011.03448 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.016018
Abstract
In this work we study the strong decays of to final states involving the kaonic resonances , and , on which experimental data have recently been extracted by the BESIII Collaboration. The formalism developed here is based on interpreting and as states arising from three-hadron dynamics, which is inspired by our earlier works. For and we investigate different descriptions, such as a mixture of states belonging to the nonet of axial resonances, or the former one as a state originating from the vector-pseudoscalar dynamics. The ratios among the partial widths of , and obtained are compatible with the experimental results, reinforcing the three-body nature of . Within our formalism, we can also explain the suppressed decay of to , as found by the BESIII Collaboration. Furthermore, our results can be useful in clarifying the properties of , and when higher statistics data would be available.
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