Hadronic molecules
Feng-Kun Guo, C. Hanhart, Ulf-G. Meißner, Qian Wang, Q. Zhao, B. S. Zou
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Feng-Kun Guo, C. Hanhart, Ulf-G. Meißner, Qian Wang, Q. Zhao, B. S. Zou
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Hadrons are composite particles made of quark and gluons. Interestingly, some excited hadronic states resemble the deuteron viewed as a barely bound neutron-proton system. Such hadronic molecules are spatially extended systems lying very close to decay thresholds. This work reviews the current experimental evidence for hadronic molecules and related theoretical descriptions, including effective field theories and lattice quantum chromodynamics.
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Hadrons are composite particles made of quark and gluons. Interestingly, some excited hadronic states resemble the deuteron viewed as a barely bound neutron-proton system. Such hadronic molecules are spatially extended systems lying very close to decay thresholds. This work reviews the current experimental evidence for hadronic molecules and related theoretical descriptions, including effective field theories and lattice quantum chromodynamics.
Key concepts: Physics, Hadron, Particle physics, Excited state, Gluon, Quark, Quantum chromodynamics, Nuclear physics