Photo-production of Bound States with Hidden Charms
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The photo-production of $J/\Psi$-$^3He$ bound state ($[^3He]_{J/\Psi}$) on a $^4He$ target has been investigated using the impulse approximation. The calculations have been performed using several $\gamma+N \rightarrow J/\Psi +N$ models based on the Pomeron-exchange and accounting for the pion-exchange mechanism at low energies. The $J/\Psi$ wavefunctions in $[^3He]_{J/\Psi}$ are generated from various $J/\Psi$-nucleus potentials which are constructed by either using a procedure based on the Pomeron-quark coupling mechanism or folding a $J/\Psi$-N potential ($v_{J/\Psi,N}$) into the nuclear densities. We consider $v_{J/\Psi,N}$ derived from the effective field theory approach, Lattice QCD, and Pomeron-quark coupling mechanism. The upper bound of the predicted total cross sections is about $0.1 - 0.3$ pico-barn. We also consider the possibility of photo-production of a six quark-$J/\Psi$ bound state ($[q^6]_{J/\Psi})$ on the $^3He$ target. The Compound Bag Model of $NN$ scattering and the quark cluster model of nuclei are used to estimate the $[q^6]$-N wavefunction in $^3He$ by imposing the condition that the calculated $^3He$ charge form factor must be consistent with what is predicted by the conventional nuclear model. The upper bound of the predicted total cross sections of $\gamma + ^3He \rightarrow [q^6]_{J/\Psi} +N$ is about 2 - 4 pico-barn, depending on the model of $\gamma+N \rightarrow J/\Psi +N$ used in the calculations. Our results call for the need of precise measurements of $\gamma+p \rightarrow J/\Psi +p$ and also the $\gamma+^2H\rightarrow J/\Psi +n + p $ reactions near the threshold.
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