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most citedPossible psi(5S), psi(4D), psi(6S) and psi(5D) signals in Lambda(c)-antiLambda(c)

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hep-ph2024★ 11 cited

How higher charmonia shape the puzzling data of the cross section

Tian-Cai Peng, Zi-Yue Bai, Jun-Zhang Wang +1

Recently, the BESIII collaboration performed a precise measurement of the cross section. It is puzzling that the resonance parameters of the reported sho…

hep-ph2023

Identifying a characterized energy level structure of higher charmonium well matched to the peak structures in

Jun-Zhang Wang, Xiang Liu

Recent advancements in charmoniumlike state have significantly enriched the discovery of new hadronic states, providing exciting opportunities for further investigations into the f…

hep-ph2022★ 21 cited

Confirming the existence of a new higher charmonium by the newly released data of

Jun-Zhang Wang, Xiang Liu

Recently, the BESIII Collaboration published the Born cross section of , in which a new vector enhancement structure was observed for the first tim…

hep-ph2022★ 19 cited

Improved understanding of the peaking phenomenon existing in the new di- invariant mass spectrum from the CMS Collaboration

Jun-Zhang Wang, Xiang Liu

Very recently, the CMS Collaboration reported a peaking phenomenon existing in the di- invariant mass spectrum from collision, by which the structure announced…

hep-ph2008★ 35 cited

Possible psi(5S), psi(4D), psi(6S) and psi(5D) signals in Lambda(c)-antiLambda(c)

Eef van Beveren, Xiang Liu, Rita Coimbra +1

It is shown that the Lambda(c+)-Lambda(c-) signal recently reported by the Belle Collaboration (ARXIV:0807.4458) contains clear signs of the psi(5S) and the psi(4D) c-cbar vector s…

hep-ph2008

New c-cbar structure around 3764 MeV at BES and predictions from unquenching the confinement spectrum

Xiang Liu, Eef van Beveren, George Rupp

This paper has been withdrawn by the authors as a consequence of their misinterpretation of the BES experiment in 0807.0494