states with hidden charm and a three-body nature
arXiv:2103.09978 · doi:10.1140/epja/s10050-022-00681-2
Abstract
In this work we study the formation of 's as a consequence of the dynamics involved in the system when the subsystem generates in isospin 0 and in isospin 1. States with isospin and mass in the energy region MeV are found to arise with spin-parity and , leading to predictions in this way of the existence of resonances with hidden charm and a three-body nature. We also discuss the possibility of the existence of states, i.e., 's with hidden charm.
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