Finding a clean process to probe absolutely exotic four-quark states
arXiv:2601.01382 · doi:10.1103/m4bb-t354
Abstract
Motivated by the observations of and , we propose to search for $\tcsbar^0$ in the cleaner process . In the molecular picture, our estimates suggest that should contribute significantly to the invariant mass distribution in , as reported by the Belle II Collaboration. The corresponding fit fraction is estimated to be or in different fitting schemes. Further precise measurements of this process at Belle II and LHCb could be helpful for clarifying the nature of .
6 pages, 6 figures, published version
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