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arxiv 1101.5881 v3 pith:PP56MOFB submitted 2011-01-31 hep-ph

Double J/psi-meson Production at LHC and 4c-tetraquark state

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The article is devoted to double J/psi-meson production at LHC. Theoretical predictions for pp -> 2J/psi+X cross section at sqrt{s}=7 TeV for different kinematical restrictions are presented. Special attention is payed to possible contribution of novel particles -- tetraquarks build from four c-quarks. According to presented in our article estimates, it is quietly possible to observe at least one of these state (tensor meson) experimentally.

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