Four-Charm-Quark Matter from the CMS Collaboration as a Witness of the Development of High-Precision Hadron Spectroscopy

Abstract

Recent CMS observations in the di-$J/\psi$ invariant mass spectrum reveal new structures at 6638 MeV ($X(6600)$)) and 7134 MeV, and confirm the $X(6900)$ at 6847 MeV. These findings provide crucial insights into four-charm-quark matter. The CMS Collaboration's result serves as a testament to the progress in exploring exotic hadronic matter.

2 pages and 1 figure. Accepted by Science Bulletin as Research Highlight

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