Mission Target: Exotic Multiquark Hadrons -- Sharpened Blades
arXiv:2302.14439 · doi:10.3390/universe9040171
Abstract
Motivated by recent experimental progress in establishing the likely existence of (variants of) exotic hadrons, predicted to be formed by the strong interactions, various proposed concepts and ideas are compiled in an attempt to draft a coherent picture of the achievable improvement in the theoretical interpretation of exotic hadrons in terms of the underlying quantum field theory of strong interactions.
16 pages, 8 figures, invited article for the Special Issue "The Quantum Chromodynamics: 50th Anniversary of the Discovery" of Universe
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