The role of meson interactions in the decay
arXiv:2205.04781 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.106.074027
Abstract
We perform a theoretical study of the decay. We look first at the basic decay at the quark level from external and internal emission. Then hadronize a pair or two pairs of states to have mesons at the end. Posteriorly the pairs of mesons are allowed to undergo final state interaction, by means of which the , , , and resonances are dynamically generated. The -parity is used as a filter of the possible channels, and from those with negative -parity only the ones that can lead to at the final state are kept. Using transition amplitudes from the chiral unitary approach that generates these resonances, and a few free parameters, we obtain a fair reproduction of the six mass distributions reported in BESIII experiment.
21 pages, 13 figures
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