Building up the spectrum of pentaquark states as hadronic molecules
arXiv:2103.15273 · doi:10.1016/j.scib.2021.04.023
Abstract
I give a brief comment on the LHCb's discovery of and pentaquark states. These pentaquark states not only reveal a new kind of hadronic molecules, but also shed new light on the possible structure of pentaquark components in baryons, hence may play very important role for understanding un-quenching dynamics and the whole baryon spectroscopy.
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