Near-threshold structures in seven e+e- annihilation channels are simultaneously described by a single chiral-EFT N Nbar final-state interaction plus slowly varying short-distance sources, without channel-specific narrow resonances.
Re-examining the $X(4630)$ resonance in the reaction $e^+e^-\rightarrow \Lambda^+_c\bar\Lambda^-_c$
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The reaction $e^+e^-\rightarrow \Lambda^+_c\bar\Lambda^-_c$ is investigated at energies close to the threshold with emphasis on the role played by the $X(4630)$ resonance. The interaction in the final $\Lambda^+_c \bar\Lambda^-_c$ system, constructed within chiral effective field theory and supplemented by a pole diagram that represents a bare $X(4630)$ resonance, is taken into account rigorously. The pole parameters of the $X(4630)$ are extracted and found to be compatible with the ones of the $X(4660)$ resonance that have been established in the reaction $e^+e^- \to \pi^+\pi^-\psi(2S)$. The actual result for the $X(4630)$ is $M = (4652.5\pm 3.4)$ MeV and $\Gamma = (62.6\pm 5.6)$ MeV. Predictions for the $\Lambda^+_c$ electromagnetic form factors in the timelike region are presented.
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Fits using coupled channels and bare states show the psi(4660) as a conventional charmonium state above the Lambda_c pair threshold in both Belle and BESIII datasets.
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Understanding the near-threshold structures in $e^+e^- $ annihilation from a unified $N \bar N$-interaction perspective
Near-threshold structures in seven e+e- annihilation channels are simultaneously described by a single chiral-EFT N Nbar final-state interaction plus slowly varying short-distance sources, without channel-specific narrow resonances.
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Does $\psi(4660)$ exist?
Fits using coupled channels and bare states show the psi(4660) as a conventional charmonium state above the Lambda_c pair threshold in both Belle and BESIII datasets.