and its interactions with a kaon: open charm states with strangeness
arXiv:2211.16222 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.107.036016
Abstract
In this work we present an attempt to describe the found by the LHCb collaboration, in the experimental data on the invariant mass spectrum of , as a three-meson molecular state of the system. We discuss that the interactions in all the subsystems are attractive in nature, with the interaction generating and the resonating as . We find that the system can form a three-body state but with a mass higher than that of . We investigate the system too, finding that the three-body dynamics generates an isoscalar state, which can be related to , and an exotic isovector state. This latter state has a mass similar to that of the and states found by LHCb, but a very small width ( MeV) and necessarily requires more than two quarks to describe its properties. We hope that our findings will encourage experimental investigations of the isovector state. Finally, in the pursuit of finding a description for , we study the system where forms , and states. We do not find a state which can be associated with .
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