Finite-volume N/D analysis with left-hand cuts applied to lattice data shows a mild but statistically significant effect on H-dibaryon binding energy compared to Lüscher quantization.
Aaij, et al., Study of the doubly charmed tetraquarkT+ cc, Nature Commun
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The 0+ T_bc tetraquark is predicted near the B D-bar threshold while the 1+ state appears as an S-wave resonance 23-28 MeV above the B* D-bar threshold, with masses 7.143-7.222 GeV.
Using effective Lagrangians under molecular assumptions for η_c D* and J/ψ D*, the authors estimate B_c production branching ratios of 10^{-4} and 10^{-5} respectively, with decay widths O(MeV).
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Finite-volume analysis of the $H$-dibaryon including left-hand-cut effects
Finite-volume N/D analysis with left-hand cuts applied to lattice data shows a mild but statistically significant effect on H-dibaryon binding energy compared to Lüscher quantization.
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The $T_{bc}$ tetraquarks near the $B\bar{D}$ threshold
The 0+ T_bc tetraquark is predicted near the B D-bar threshold while the 1+ state appears as an S-wave resonance 23-28 MeV above the B* D-bar threshold, with masses 7.143-7.222 GeV.
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Analysis of molecular state ${{\eta}_cD^*}$ and ${J/\psi D^*}$ in the effective Lagrangian approach
Using effective Lagrangians under molecular assumptions for η_c D* and J/ψ D*, the authors estimate B_c production branching ratios of 10^{-4} and 10^{-5} respectively, with decay widths O(MeV).
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