A possible 0^{-+} glueball candidate X(1835)

Bing An Li (Univ. of Kentucky)

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A possible 0^{-+} glueball candidate X(1835)

Bing An Li (Univ. of Kentucky)

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 7 Oct 2005

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The authors' main claim The possibility of X(1835) as a 0^{-+} glueball is investigated.

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In J/psi radiative decay to two omega mesons, the omega omega system below 2 GeV is dominated by the pseudoscalar eta(1760), with mass 1744 MeV and width 244 MeV.

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The $E(38)$ could very well be just a light scalar glueball, albeit much lighter than found in Refs. [ref] .

First indications of the existence of a 38 MeV light scalar boson · Scalar Glueball · 0.88

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In the previous works, the X(1835) state has been conjectured to be a baryonium state [ref] , pseudoscalar glueball state [ref] and also a radial excitation of $η^'$ [ref] .

Strong and Electromagnetic Decays of X(1835) as a Baryonium State · Introduction · 0.97
There are many interpretations [ref] about the $p p̅$ threshold enhancement, for instance final state interactions effects [ref] , pseudoscalar glueballs [ref] , radial excitations of the $η'$ meson [ref] or a $3 ^1S_0$ $qq̅$ state [ref] and other transition mechanism [ref] .

The pole structures of the $X(1840)/X(1835)$ and the $X(1880)$ · Introduction · 0.98
Their simplest interpretation is that they are baryonium bound states [ref] ; however, the experimental data has been analyzed with other different point of views such as proton-antiproton final state interactions [ref] , baryonium states with large gluon content [ref] , pseudoscalar glueballs [ref] or even radial excitations of the $η^'$ meson [ref] .

Revisiting the proton-antiproton scattering using a constituent-quark-model based coupled-channels calculation · INTRODUCTION · 0.95

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