The resonances , , and in the decay of
arXiv:2012.01804 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.034019
Abstract
We study the decay of by taking into account the intermediate resonances , , and . In addition to the peak of the , we also find a bump structure around 4160 MeV followed by a cusp structure around threshold in the invariant mass distribution of the process, which can be associated to the molecular state . We also show that this reaction can also be used to confirm the existence of the hidden-charm pentaquark with strangeness. We predict an enhancement structure close to the threshold in the invariant mass distribution of the process, which is the reflection of the and should not be misidentified with a new resonance. We strongly suggest experimentalists to further measure these processes, which can be useful to clarify the nature of and resonances, and to confirm the existence of the .
8 pages, 10 figures
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