Revealing the inner structure of the newly observed via photoproduction
arXiv:2209.02879 · doi:10.1088/1361-6471/ace4e2
Abstract
Very recently, a new hadronic exotic state at the invariant mass spectrum of was observed by the BESIII Collaboration. According to its properties, such as the spectroscopy and decay width, the have been suggested to be a compact multi-quark state, a hadron molecule, or a hybrid meson. In order to distinguish the various interpretations of the , a Reggeized model combined with the vector dominance model for photoproduction on the proton target is presented. If the is a hybrid meson, the can be produced though the Primakoff effect. However, the photoproduction is dominated by the -channel vector mesons , , and exchange by assuming as an -wave molecular state. Our calculations show that the total cross section of the production via reaction can reach up to 0.115 pb, about 0.0124 of the total cross section obtained by considering the as an -wave molecule. We also find their line shapes are sizably different. If the is a molecular state, the photoproduction of near the threshold offers a nice place to test its molecular nature. However, it should be better to take high energy, at least above GeV, to observe the production of if is a hybrid meson. These results can be measured in the GlueX experiment or Electron-Ion Collider in China to test the nature of the .
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