Production of exotic charmonium-like states in electron-positron collisions
arXiv:2503.06259 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2025.139603
Abstract
The absence of observed charmonium-like states with the exotic quantum numbers has prompted us to investigate the production rates of the and hadronic molecules, which we refer to as and , respectively, in electron-positron collisions. Assuming a hadronic molecular nature for the vector charmonium-like states and , we evaluate the radiative decay widths of and . Using these decay widths, we estimate the cross sections for producing and in electron-positron annihilations, as well as the event numbers at the planned Super -Charm Facility. Our results suggest that the ideal energy region for observing these states is around and GeV, just above the and thresholds, respectively.
18 pages, 7 figures. Version to appear in Phys. Lett. B
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