Strong decays of the isovector-scalar hadronic molecule
arXiv:2406.07000 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.110.054014
Abstract
We adopt the effective Lagrangian approach to study the strong decays of the molecular state [denoted as according to the LHCb naming convention] through triangle diagrams. The decay channels include the open-charm , and the hidden-charm , , and . The coupling between the and its constituents is obtained by solving for the residue of the scattering -matrix at the pole. Our calculations yield a total width of few tens MeV for the state using three different form factors, with its main decay channels being and . The and have similar masses and widths, with both masses being close to the threshold. Additionally, their decay final states are consistent with those of the . Therefore, it is likely that they represent the same state and both potentially correspond to the . We suggest that future experiments focus on searching for the signal in the final states , and of the , and processes, respectively, as well as further investigating its resonance parameters with Flatté-like formula.
11 pages, 6 figures, and 4 tables
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