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Bolstering up the existence of Ps(2080)

Breno Agatão1,*, A. Vertel Nieto1,†, K. P. Khemchandani2,‡, A. Martínez Torres1,§, and Seung-il Nam3,4,∥

  • *Contact author: bgarcia@if.usp.br
  • †Contact author: anieto@if.usp.br
  • ‡Contact author: kanchan.khemchandani@unifesp.br
  • §Contact author: amartine@if.usp.br
  • ∥Contact author: sinam@pknu.ac.kr

Phys. Rev. D 111, 116013 – Published 16 June, 2025

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/v61h-vddp

Abstract

We present a detailed study of the partial decay widths of a spin-parity resonance JP=3/2− N* with a mass of ≃2070  MeV obtained from the coupled channel s-wave vector-baryon ρN, ωN, ϕN, K*Λ, and K*Σ dynamics. This state, which couples strongly to the K*Σ channel, corresponds to a nucleon with a hidden strange quark content, in analogy to the Pc states discovered by the LHCb Collaboration, and we denote it as Ps(2080). A state with such a nature can decay to vector-baryon, pseudoscalar-baryon, and pseudoscalar-baryon resonance channels, involving triangular loops in the latter two cases. As we will show, the partial decay widths to pseudoscalar-baryon resonance channels, like πN*(1535), πN*(1650), KΛ(1405), are comparable to those related to ground state baryons in the final state, like πN, ηN, KΛ. In this way, reactions involving such lighter baryon resonances in the final state can be used as an alternative source of information on the properties of an N* with hidden strangeness.

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