Is a compact hexaquark state?
arXiv:2301.03483 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-023-11814-2
Abstract
The most fascinating dibaryon in the non-strange quark sector is , which was reported by WASA-at-COSY Collaboration and confirmed by A2@MAMI Collaboration. The reported mass and width are GeV, MeV and the quantum numbers . The structure of is still in controversy. In the present calculation, the powerful method in few-body system, Gaussian expansion method is employed to explore the structure of in the framework of constituent quark models without assuming the presupposed structure. The results show that the radius of is around 0.7 fm, a very compact object. Because of the compact structure, the color singlet-singlet component has a large overlap with the color octet-octet one, two colorless, large overlapped s dominate the state is possible.
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