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Heavy Hybrid Decays in a Constituent Gluon Model

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arxiv 2005.10850 v2 pith:AD5LSCVI submitted 2020-05-21 hep-ph

Christian Farina , Hugo Garcia Tecocoatzi , Alessandro Giachino , Elena Santopinto , Eric S. Swanson This is my paper · ORCID
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A constituent gluon model that is informed by recent lattice field theory is developed. The model is then used to compute hybrid strong decay widths, that can be useful for the GlueX collaboration at Jefferson Lab and the PANDA collaboration at FAIR. Commensurately, forthcoming data from GlueX and PANDA will test the model. Widths tend to be large except for those of the lightest hybrid $S$-wave multiplet. Selection rules, extensions, limitations, and applications are discussed.

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