Heavy flavor molecular states with strangeness
arXiv:2112.13203 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.105.096004
Abstract
We proposed a unified framework to describe the interactions of the observed , , and within a quark level interaction in our previous work. In this work, we generalize our framework to the loosely bound hadronic molecules composed of heavy flavor di-hadrons with strangeness. We predict the possible molecular states in the SU(3) limit with the masses of the states as the inputs. We also investigate the baryon-meson and baryon-baryon systems and consider the SU(3) breaking effect in their flavor wave functions. We generalize our isospin criterion of the formation of heavy flavor di-hadron molecules to the spin case. For a specific heavy flavor meson-meson, baryon-meson, or baryon-baryon system, the interactions for the states with the same flavor and spin matrix elements can be related by a generalized flavor-spin symmetry.
11 pages, 13 tables
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