A coupled-channel perspective analysis on bottom-strange molecular pentaquarks
arXiv:2501.01077 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-025-14760-3
Abstract
At present work, we systematically study various bottom-strange molecular pentaquarks to search for possible bound states and resonances by adopting one-boson-exchange model within complex scaling method. According to our calculations, we predict several bound and resonant states for bottom baryon and systems. In particular, a bound state in the system may correspond to the particle . Meanwhile, the predicted bound state with in the system is flavor exotic and does not appear in the spectroscopy of conventional baryons, which provides a practical way to clarify the nature of particle . We highly hope that our proposals can offer helpful information for the future experimental searches.
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