Tag: tetraquarks

  • LHCb discovers a double-charm tetraquark

    LHCb discovers a double-charm tetraquark

    LHCb discovers a double-charm tetraquark Conventional mesons and baryons consist of a quark-antiquark and three quarks respectively. However, particles with an alternative quark content, known as exotic states, have been actively discussed since the birth of the constituent quark model in 1964. This discussion has been recently revived by observations of numerous tetraquark and pentaquark

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  • LHCb in the hunt of tetraquarks

    LHCb in the hunt of tetraquarks

    LHCb in the hunt of tetraquarks In 2003, the Belle collaboration reported the observation of an unexpected new particle, showing up in the mass spectrum of J/ψ π π candidated. Its mass was somewhat close to the value expected for the yet unobserved χc1(2P) charmonium, but its width was extremely narrow and completely dominated by

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