Discovery of implies new charmed-strange pentaquark system
arXiv:2207.02813 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.106.L111501
Abstract
Inspired by the very recently discovered tetraquark states from the LHCb Collaboration, we predict the existence of a new charmed-strange pentaquark system, , which is closely connected to by exchanging into with . Especially, it is suggested to experimentally search for the predicted new pentaquark system via the weak decays of mesons or -baryons, with the support from the study of the mass spectrum and the decay properties. The predicted new pentaquark system must attract extensive attention from experimentalists and theorists when it constructs the ``particle zoo 2.0" in the near future.
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