Indication of a p- bound state from a correlation function analysis
arXiv:2212.12690 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2023.138358
Abstract
The existence of a nucleon- (N-) bound state has been subject of theoretical and experimental investigations for decades. In this letter, indication of a \pphi bound state is found, using for the first time two-particle correlation functions as alternative to invariant mass spectra. Newly available lattice calculations for the spin 3/2 \Nphi interaction by the HAL QCD collaboration are used to constrain the spin 1/2 counterpart from the fit of the experimental \pphi correlation function measured by ALICE. The corresponding scattering length and effective range are ~fm and ~fm, respectively. The results imply the appearance of a \pphi bound state with an estimated binding energy in the range of MeV.
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