Production of charmonium plus one meson by annihilation
arXiv:2308.14072 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.108.094046
Abstract
Inspired by the recent observation of by the BESIII Collaboration, in this work we study the production of the charmonium by annihilation. We find that the and have sizable production rates, when taking the cross section data from as the scaling point and treating the as the charmonium . Considering that the dominant decay modes of and involve final states, we propose that is an ideal process to identify and , which is similar to the situation that happens in the invariant mass spectrum of the and processes. With continuous accumulation of experimental data, these proposed production processes offer a promising avenue for exploration by the BESIII and Belle II collaborations.
7 pages and 6 figures. Accepted by Phys. Rev. D for publication
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