Entanglement suppression and low-energy scattering of heavy mesons
arXiv:2404.05958 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.110.014001
Abstract
Recently entanglement suppression was proposed to be one possible origin of emergent symmetries. Here we test this conjecture in the context of heavy meson scatterings. The low-energy interactions of and are closely related to the hadronic molecular candidates and , respectively, and can be described by a nonrelativistic effective Lagrangian manifesting heavy-quark spin symmetry, which includes only constant contact potentials at leading order. We explore entanglement suppression in a tensor-product framework to treat both the isospin and spin degrees of freedom. Using the and as inputs, we find that entanglement suppression indeed leads to an emergent symmetry, namely, a light-quark spin symmetry, and as such the or interaction strengths for a given total isospin do not depend on the total angular momentum of light (anti)quarks. The and are predicted to have five and one isoscalar partner, respectively, while the corresponding partner numbers derived solely from heavy-quark spin symmetry are three and one, respectively. The predictions need to be confronted with experimental data and lattice quantum chromodynamics results to further test the entanglement suppression conjecture.
28 pages, 3 figures; Version to appear in Phys. Rev. D
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