Recently,the LHCb experimental group found an exotic state T_(cc)^(+) from the pp→D^(0)D^(0)π^(+)+X process.A key question is whether it is just a molecule or may have a confined tetraquark ingredient.To investigate...Recently,the LHCb experimental group found an exotic state T_(cc)^(+) from the pp→D^(0)D^(0)π^(+)+X process.A key question is whether it is just a molecule or may have a confined tetraquark ingredient.To investigate this,different methods were used,including a two-channel(D^(∗)+D^(0) and D^(∗)0D^(+))K-matrix unitarization and a single-channel Flatté-like parametrization method analyzed utilizing the pole counting rule and spectral density function sum rule.These analyses demonstrated that T_(cc)^(+) is a molecular state,although the possibility that there may exist an elementary ingredient cannot be excluded,according to an approximate analysis of its production rate.展开更多
基金the National Nature Science Foundations of China(12335002,12375078,11975028)H.Q.Zheng and Z.Xiao are also Supported by"the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities"。
文摘Recently,the LHCb experimental group found an exotic state T_(cc)^(+) from the pp→D^(0)D^(0)π^(+)+X process.A key question is whether it is just a molecule or may have a confined tetraquark ingredient.To investigate this,different methods were used,including a two-channel(D^(∗)+D^(0) and D^(∗)0D^(+))K-matrix unitarization and a single-channel Flatté-like parametrization method analyzed utilizing the pole counting rule and spectral density function sum rule.These analyses demonstrated that T_(cc)^(+) is a molecular state,although the possibility that there may exist an elementary ingredient cannot be excluded,according to an approximate analysis of its production rate.
