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Twenty years of $\Theta^+$
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Twenty years ago, in 2003, two experimental groups, LEPS and DIANA, announced the discovery of a light, narrow, exotic baryon with mass within the range of 1540 MeV, which was later dubbed as $\Theta^+$. In this talk we recall the history of this discovery and its theoretical foundations. We also discuss possible future experiments that could determine the existence of $\Theta^+$.
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Cited by 2 Pith papers
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Pentaquarks and Maxim V. Polyakov
A review argues that Diakonov-Petrov-Polyakov's narrow-width Theta+ pentaquark prediction remains viable, identifying N*(1685) as the antidecuplet partner and citing LEPS/DIANA data as support.
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Odyssey of the elusive $\Theta^+$
A review of the Theta+ pentaquark story concludes that the chiral soliton model's small-width prediction remains viable and new kaon-beam experiments may decide its existence.
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