Three-body molecules - understanding the nature of , , and
arXiv:2204.02295 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.105.114048
Abstract
The nature of the three pentaquark states, , and , discovered by the LHCb Collaboration in 2019, is still under debate, although the molecular interpretation seems to be the most popular. In this work, by adding a meson into the pair, we investigate the mass and decay width of the three-body molecules and explore the correlation between the existence of the molecules with the existence of and two-body molecules. The latter can be identified with the doubly charmed tetraquark state recently discovered by the LHCb Collaboration. Based on the molecular nature of , , , and , our results indicate that there exist two three-body bound states of with and , and binding energies MeV and MeV below the mass threshold. In addition, we find that the mass splitting of these two three-body molecules are correlated to the mass splitting of and , which offers a non-trivial way to reveal the molecular nature of these states. The partial widths of two molecules decaying into and are found to be several MeV. We recommend the experimental searches for the molecules in the and invariant mass distributions.
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