On the hidden charm state at 3872 MeV
Sandip Pakvasa, Mahiko Suzuki
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Sandip Pakvasa, Mahiko Suzuki
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We discuss some puzzling aspects of the narrow hidden charm resonance that was recently discovered by the Belle Collaboration at mass 3872 MeV. In order to determine its quantum numbers, a crucial piece of information is the spin of the dipion in the decay final state π+π−J/ψ. We give the angular distributions and correlations of the final particles in the decay which will provide this information about the nature of this resonance.
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We discuss some puzzling aspects of the narrow hidden charm resonance that was recently discovered by the Belle Collaboration at mass 3872 MeV. In order to determine its quantum numbers, a crucial piece of information is the spin of the dipion in the decay final state π+π−J/ψ. We give the angular distributions and correlations of the final particles in the decay which will provide this information about the nature of this resonance.
Key concepts: Charm (quantum number), X(3872), Physics, Particle physics, Resonance (particle physics), Spin (aerodynamics), State (computer science), Nuclear physics