The new , , and and the possible emergence of flavor pentaquark octets and tetraquark nonets
arXiv:2111.08650 · doi:10.1016/j.scib.2022.04.010
Abstract
Our hadro-charmonium and compact tetraquark model predictions, published before the BESIII and LHCb experimental data for the and tetraquarks were released, match surprisingly well with them. Here, we extend our results for the states to + charmonium configurations and also our hadro-charmonium predictions for and tetraquarks to charmonium + pion/eta. We use them, in combination with our previous findings, to discuss the possible emergence of SU(3) pentaquark octets and tetraquark nonets in the hidden-charm sector as a tool to discriminate among different theoretical interpretations.
4 pages, 2 figures
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