Excited baryons as 2S states
arXiv:2304.00407 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.108.014006
Abstract
The LHCb experiment has recently reported two excited resonances decaying to , with masses about 3185 and 3327 MeV. We discuss their assignment to and states, which can be compared with masses based on extrapolation from the observed 1S states. The agreement is not perfect, but weighs against an earlier alternative assignment.
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