Searching for a state in the reaction
arXiv:2601.20630 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2026.140452
Abstract
We propose the reaction to observe a state around MeV, predicted at lower masses than expected from comparison with the states, stemming as a consequence of the important role played by coupled channels in the case, which does not appear in the case. That state decays to with a width of about keV. The reaction is related to , which has already been observed. We predict a branching fraction for ; of the order of , which is within present capabilities of the LHCb collaboration. The observation of this state would bring valuable light on the nature of the and states and the role played by coupled channels in hadron structure and hadron reactions.
7 pages, 6 figures
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