X(3872) is not a true molecule
X(3872) is not a true molecule
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DOI:
10.1140/epjc/s10052-013-2351-8
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发表时间:
2012-12
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通讯作者:
S. Coito;G. Rupp;E. Beveren
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作者:
S. Coito;G. Rupp;E. Beveren
A solvable coordinate-space model is employed to study thecomponent of theX(3872) wave function, by coupling a confined3P1state to the almost unboundS-wavechannel via the3P0mechanism. The two-component wave function is calculated for different values of the binding energy and the transition radiusa, always resulting in a significantcomponent. However, the long tail of thewave function, in the case of small binding, strongly limits theprobability, which roughly lies in the range 7–11 %, for the average experimental binding energy of 0.16 MeV andabetween 2 and 3 GeV−1. Furthermore, a reasonable value of 7.8 fm is obtained for theX(3872) r.m.s. radius at the latter binding energy, as well as anS-wavescattering length of 11.6 fm. Finally, the-matrix pole trajectories as a function of coupling constant show thatX(3872) can be generated either as a dynamical pole or as one connected to the bareconfinement spectrum, depending on details of the model. From these results we conclude thatX(3872) is not a genuine meson–meson molecule, nor actually any other mesonic system with non-exotic quantum numbers, due to inevitable mixing with the corresponding quark–antiquark states.