Revisit the structure observed by BESIII in the reactions at GeV
arXiv:2109.00731
Abstract
Within the framework of the local hidden gauge formalism, we have reanalyzed the hidden-charm vector-vector meson , , and interactions with the quantum numbers . The estimation indicates that system could form a bound state around 4010 MeV. By comparing our theoretical estimation with the BESIII measurements of the and reactions at GeV , we find that the enhancement structure of the in the invariant mass distribution observed by BESIII could be interpreted by a shallow bound state.
arXiv comment8 pages, 4 figures
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