The nature of charged charmonium-like states and its strange partner
arXiv:2011.09225
Abstract
The observation of by BESIII in the and channel adds important dynamic information for a coherent understanding of both and , as well as their strange partners and , on the basis of heavy quark spin symmetry. With an overall short-ranged contact potential in SU(3) flavor symmetry we show that the pole structures can be extracted from the experimental data. Meanwhile, we show the key role played by the -wave open thresholds in annihilations which are correlated with the production of these states in a hadronic molecule picture. Implications of their scalar heavy quark spin partners and are also gained.
3 figures, 12 pages
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