Two nearby states in the region: Resolving the radiative-decay ratio tension with
arXiv:2602.19165 · doi:10.1103/rr8b-j4nw
Abstract
Recently, LHCb reported the radiative-decay ratio extracted from . This result differs markedly () from the BESIII value obtained from , . Such a significant tension suggests that more than one state in the region contributes to the processes. We therefore propose a two-state scenario: a shallow bound state with and a charmonium candidate, , slightly above the threshold. We show that this hypothesis consistently describes these ratios along with other branching fractions and lineshapes across multiple processes. By contrast, fits without the component fail to reproduce the radiative-ratio data. We also predict helicity-angle distributions that motivates the future experiments to test the two-state hypothesis and search for the so-far missing .
arXiv comment15 pages, 6 figures, 8 tables, figures added, published version
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