“…The peak is remarkably close to the D + s D − s threshold, 3937 MeV, which makes one wonder where it could not be a signal for a resonance just below threshold 1 . This is actually a well known feature of reactions as discussed in [2] and found in some specific reactions [3,4].…”
We perform a calculation of the interaction of the D D, D s Ds coupled channels and find two bound states, one coupling to D D and another one at higher energies coupling mostly to D + s D − s .We identify this latter state with the X 0 (3930) seen in the D + D − mass distribution in the B + → D + D − K + decay, and also show that it produces an enhancement of the D + s D − s mass distribution close to threshold which is compatible with the LHCb recent observation in thedecay which has been identified as a new state, X 0 (3960).
“…The peak is remarkably close to the D + s D − s threshold, 3937 MeV, which makes one wonder where it could not be a signal for a resonance just below threshold 1 . This is actually a well known feature of reactions as discussed in [2] and found in some specific reactions [3,4].…”
We perform a calculation of the interaction of the D D, D s Ds coupled channels and find two bound states, one coupling to D D and another one at higher energies coupling mostly to D + s D − s .We identify this latter state with the X 0 (3930) seen in the D + D − mass distribution in the B + → D + D − K + decay, and also show that it produces an enhancement of the D + s D − s mass distribution close to threshold which is compatible with the LHCb recent observation in thedecay which has been identified as a new state, X 0 (3960).
“…Many theoretical efforts have been placed to understand how quarks are combined to form a multi-body system [309][310][311][312]. At the same time, more and more new states are observed experimentally which cannot fit into the conventional hadron spectra [46].…”
Heavy flavour physics provides excellent opportunities to indirectly search for new physics at very high energy scales and to study hadron properties for deep understanding of the strong interaction. The LHCb experiment has been playing a leading role in the study of heavy flavour physics since the start of the LHC operations about ten years ago, and made a range of high-precision measurements and unexpected discoveries, which may have far-reaching implications on the field of particle physics. This review highlights a selection of the most influential physics results on CP violation, rare decays, and heavy flavour production and spectroscopy obtained by LHCb using the data collected during the first two operation periods of the LHC. The upgrade plan of LHCb and the physics prospects are also briefly discussed.
“…The generation of resonances from the interaction of elementary hadrons occupies today a special place in Hadron Physics, from the pioneering work on meson-baryon interaction [1] and on meson-meson interaction [2] till now, when the unprecedented large amount of new states found experimentally has spurred a wave of research showing that many of the states found can be explained from this molecular hadron-hadron perspective (see reviews on the subject [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]).…”
J/ψ decay to φ, ω, K * 0 plus f 0 (1370), f 0 (1710), K * 0 (1430), f 2 (1270), f ′ 2 (1525) and K * 2 (1430): role of the D-wave for tensor production
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