Exotic Hadrons from Scattering in the Diabatic Dynamical Diquark Model
arXiv:2305.09146 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.108.014013
Abstract
The diabatic framework generalizes the adiabatic approximation built into the Born-Oppenheimer (BO) formalism, and is devised to rigorously incorporate the mixing of BO-approximation eigenstates with two-particle thresholds. We recently applied this framework in a bound-state approximation to the mixing of hidden-charm dynamical-diquark tetraquark states with open-charm di-meson thresholds. Since almost all of these states are observed as above-threshold resonances, we here implement the corresponding scattering formalism to allow for a study of exotic tetraquark resonances within the diabatic framework. We calculate elastic open-charm di-meson cross sections (in channels with zero, open, and hidden strangeness) as functions of center-of-mass energy, and observe the development of true resonances, near resonances, and various threshold cusp effects. As an example, can originate in the channel as a diquark-antidiquark state enhanced by the threshold, with or without an additional contribution from the conventional charmonium state.
14 pages, 11 figures, four tables. To be published in PRD
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