Five-flavor molecular pentaquarks in the and systems
arXiv:2603.23287 · doi:10.1103/dm2v-v795
Abstract
The discovery of hidden-charm pentaquarks and open-flavor tetraquarks motivates the search for even more exotic hadron configurations. In this work, we investigate genuinely exotic molecular pentaquark candidates comprising five different flavors, focusing on the and systems. Employing the one-boson-exchange model with the - wave mixing and coupled-channel dynamics, we identify the most promising molecular pentaquark candidates comprising five different flavors. These include the , , , and states with , the , , , and states with , the and states with , as well as the and states with . Importantly, these loosely bound states exhibit pronounced spin splittings across different total angular momentum configurations after incorporating the spin-dependent interactions or the channel couplings. In addition, we identify several possible isovector molecular pentaquark candidates within the and systems. Our predictions provide clear targets for experimental searches at facilities such as LHCb and Belle II, where the unique five-flavor quark configuration offers a distinctive experimental signature.
15 pages, 2 figures, and 8 tables
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