Some properties of the newly observed X(1835) state at BES
arXiv:hep-ph/0509140 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-006-0129-y
Abstract
Recently the BES collaboration has announced observation of a resonant state in the spectrum in decay. Fitting the data with a state, the mass is determined to be 1833.7 MeV with statistic significance. This state is consistent with the one extracted from previously reported threshold enhancement data in . We study the properties of this state using QCD anomaly and QCD sum rules assuming X(1835) to be a pseudoscalar and show that it is consistent with data. We find that this state has a sizeable matrix element leading to branching ratios of and for and for , respectively. Combining the calculated branching ratio of and data on threshold enhancement in , we determine the coupling for interaction. We finally study branching ratios of other decay modes. We find that can provide useful tests for the mechanism proposed.
arXiv comment13 pages, 3 figures. The final version to appear at EPJC
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