Spectroscopy and Decay Properties of Excited Charmonium States
arXiv:2506.06652 · doi:10.1103/ngwd-1bjs
Abstract
In this work, we investigate the mass spectra of excited charmonia employing a nonrelativistic potential model with screening effect, and analyze their two-body strong decay, two-photon decay, leptonic decay, and hadronic transitions. Especially, we find that the newly observed resonances , , and can be identified as , , and states, respectively. We also predict the masses and the widths of higher excited states in the charmonia family.
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