Introduces a hybrid loop function in Bethe-Salpeter unitarization within the local hidden gauge approach to generate hidden-charm pentaquarks, reproducing six known states and predicting new ones in the S=-1, I=1 sector.
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Benchmarking projected generator coordinate method for nuclear Gamow-Teller transitions
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