Doubly charmed tetraquark: isospin channels and diquark-antidiquark interpolators
arXiv:2312.13441 · doi:10.22323/1.453.0052
Abstract
We perform a lattice simulation to investigate the doubly charmed tetraquark observed by the LHCb collaboration, slightly below the threshold, with flavor content and isospin-. Two-meson interpolators are implemented to explore the isospin quantum numbers and . We observe attraction near the threshold for and repulsion for . Moreover, we also include diquark-antidiquark interpolators to study their effect on the energy spectrum. There is no significant shift in the ground state energy when adding diquark-antidiquark interpolators to the interpolator basis when the heavy quark mass is close to the physical charm quark mass. However, we observe a non-negligible shift in the second energy level. This effect has to be taken into account to extract the scattering amplitude of the . Finally, with a higher mass (close to the bottom quark), the ground state is shifted down significantly. The simulation is performed on CLS ensembles with MeV.
IMSc/2023/06
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