Double charm hadrons revisited

Fl. Stancu; J.-M. Richard

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Double charm hadrons revisited

J.-M. Richard, Fl. Stancu

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 4 Nov 2005

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The authors' main claim It is conjectured that an additional interaction rescaled from the nucleon--nucleon system and acting between light quarks only, can help in bringing extra, possibly required, binding in tetraquarks.

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The dynamics of two heavy quarks inside the same hadron is probed against the double charm baryon results of SELEX. This can be seen as a part of the mechanism to bind tetraquarks with two heavy quarks and two light antiquarks. In the framework of potential models, it is possible to test the role of different effects: relativistic corrections, confinement, hyperfine forces, etc. It is conjectured that an additional interaction rescaled from the nucleon--nucleon system and acting between light quarks only, can help in bringing extra, possibly required, binding in tetraquarks.

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The dynamics of two heavy quarks inside the same hadron is probed against the double charm baryon results of SELEX. This can be seen as a part of the mechanism to bind tetraquarks with two heavy quarks and two light antiquarks. In the framework of potential models, it is possible to test the role of different effects: relativistic corrections, confinement, hyperfine forces, etc. It is conjectured that an additional interaction rescaled from the nucleon--nucleon system and acting between light quarks only, can help in bringing extra, possibly required, binding in tetraquarks.

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Light cone QCD sum rules study of the rare radiative $\Xi^{*}_{bb}\to\Xi_b\gamma$ decay
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Light cone QCD sum rules produce the form factors T1V(q²=0), T2V(q²=0), T1A(q²=0), T2A(q²=0) for Ξ*bb → Ξb γ, from which the decay width is calculated.
Baryons with two heavy quarks: Masses, production, decays, and detection
hep-ph 2014-08 conditional novelty 5.0 of 10

Using a quark model calibrated on single-heavy baryons, the authors predict masses for doubly charmed, doubly bottom, and mixed heavy baryons, plus a 68 MeV B_c* to B_c hyperfine splitting.

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For the study of doubly-heavy baryons, a number of comprehensive theoretical researches based on relativistic quark models [ref] , the Faddeev method [ref] , quantum chromodynamics (QCD) sum rules [ref] , potential models [ref] and lattice QCD [ref] have predicted their masses spectrum, lifetimes and other prospects serving for the detection of doubly heavy baryons.

Light-Cone Sum Rules Analysis of $\Xi_{QQ^{\prime}q}\to\Sigma_{Q^{\prime}}^{*}$ Weak Decays · Introduction · 0.91
The mass spectrum of doubly heavy baryons has been investigated within various theoretical approaches, such as the relativistic quark model [ref] , QCD sum rules [ref] , potential models [ref] , and lattice QCD calculations [ref] , etc.

Light cone QCD sum rules study of the rare radiative $\Xi^{*}_{bb}\to\Xi_b\gamma$ decay · Introduction · 1.00

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