and as interfering and threshold cusps
arXiv:2109.15235 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.104.L091503
Abstract
The recent LHCb data on revealed a new pentaquark-like structure, while finding no evidence for discovered earlier in . Though puzzling, the data actually offer an important hint to understand the nature of the pentaquark candidates. We develop a model to analyze the data. We find that a one-loop mechanism causes a threshold cusp that fits well the peak. Also, the and threshold cusps interfere with each other to reproduce an oscillating behavior in the proton helicity angle distribution. These results combined with our earlier analysis on indicate that and are created by different interference patterns between the and (anomalous) threshold cusps. The proposed scenario consistently explains why the and peaks appear in and , respectively, but not vice versa or both.
7 pages, 4 figures; (v2) published version, title changed, one paragraph added in Sec. 2, references added
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