(27) Here F denotes the Fourier transformation, and ∇2 r = 1 r2 ∂ ∂r ( r2 ∂ ∂r ) is the radial Laplacian

The required 5 Fourier-transform relations are F        1 ⃗q 2 + m2 ( Λ2 −m2 Λ2 +⃗q 2 ) 2      = Y1(Λ, m, r), F        ⃗q 2 ⃗q 2 + m2 ( Λ2 −m2 Λ2 +⃗q 2 ) 2 

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The possible $K^{*}\Sigma^{*}$ molecular state

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K*Σ* molecular states form in the I=3/2 channel for several J^P values and may explain the N(2250) and Δ(2200) resonances.

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K*Σ* molecular states form in the I=3/2 channel for several J^P values and may explain the N(2250) and Δ(2200) resonances.

(27) Here F denotes the Fourier transformation, and ∇2 r = 1 r2 ∂ ∂r ( r2 ∂ ∂r ) is the radial Laplacian

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