Strange molecular partners of the and
arXiv:2011.08725 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.074029
Abstract
Quantum Chromodynamics presents a series of exact and approximate symmetries which can be exploited to predict new hadrons from previously known ones. The and resonances, which have been theorized to be isovector and molecules [], are no exception. Here we argue that from SU(3)-flavor symmetry, we should expect the existence of strange partners of the 's with hadronic molecular configurations - and (or, equivalently, quark content , with ). The quantum numbers of these and resonances would be = . The predicted masses of these partners depend on the details of the theoretical scheme used, but they should be around the - and thresholds, respectively. Moreover, any of these states could be either a virtual pole or a resonance. We show that, together with a possible triangle singularity contribution, such a picture nicely agrees with the very recent BESIII data of the .
8 pages, 5 figures; note added commenting on the Zcs structures reported recently by LHCb
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