Decoding the role of mesonic states for elucidating the data and other reactions
arXiv:2507.21554 · doi:10.1103/pdfh-mk79
Abstract
Recently, the BESIII Collaboration observed a -like structure in , suggesting that may be a candidate of vector meson by comparing resonance parameters. However, the theoretical prediction for the combined branching ratio for the pure state is about two orders of magnitude smaller than the experimental value. To resolve this discrepancy and decipher the nature of , this work propose an - mixing scheme to reanalyze the cross section of , and find that the aforementioned branching ratio discrepancy can be resolved. Our results show that the structure can be reproduced by introducing four theoretically predicted - mixing meson states , , , and as intermediate resonances, in which dominant contribution arises from and their inference effect is also significant. Furthermore, we reanalyzed five additional isospin vector processes , , , , and based on the same - mixing framework, and simultaneously reproduced their experimental cross section data. This work provides a unified framework to elucidate all observed -like structures near 2 GeV in the annihilation processes, and suggests that the - mixing effect may be crucial for understanding the mass spectrum and decay behaviors of the higher meson states.
11 pages, 5 figures
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