Spin femtoscopy is proposed to separate genuine two-particle spin correlations from quantum statistics and final-state interaction effects via spin-sensitive correlation functions on Lambda pairs.
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The compositeness of near-threshold eigenstates with Coulomb plus short-range forces is determined solely by the Coulomb scattering length, effective range, and Bohr radius, with the Coulomb interaction qualitatively altering threshold behavior and internal structure compared to short-range cases.
In a constituent quark model, only forced baryon–baryon-like uuddss configurations yield loosely bound near-threshold states; fully antisymmetrized sexaquarks remain compact and above threshold.
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Spin Femtoscopy: A Framework for Revealing Genuine Spin Correlations
Spin femtoscopy is proposed to separate genuine two-particle spin correlations from quantum statistics and final-state interaction effects via spin-sensitive correlation functions on Lambda pairs.
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Compositeness of near-threshold eigenstates with Coulomb plus short-range interactions
The compositeness of near-threshold eigenstates with Coulomb plus short-range forces is determined solely by the Coulomb scattering length, effective range, and Bohr radius, with the Coulomb interaction qualitatively altering threshold behavior and internal structure compared to short-range cases.
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Sexaquarks and $H$ dibaryons in the $uuddss$ system: a comparison within a constituent quark model
In a constituent quark model, only forced baryon–baryon-like uuddss configurations yield loosely bound near-threshold states; fully antisymmetrized sexaquarks remain compact and above threshold.