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Meson spectroscopy-2
Place
Location: Mexico City
Date:
27 Jul 11:15 - 13:15
Conveners
Prelovsek, Sasa (University of Ljubljana/Regensburg)
The latest spectroscopy measurements of open charm hadrons produced in beauty decays at LHCb are reported. These include the observation of new "exotic" hadron candidates that don't fit into the conventional picture of three-quark baryons and quark-antiquark mesons. Also observed are new excited charm states. These results provide tests of the predictions from lattice QCD and HQET. Excited charm s
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Presented by Mr. Alberto Correa REIS
on
27/7/2021
at
12:05
In this talk, the status of the lowest-lying positive-parity open-charm mesons will be addressed. In particular, we will discuss the pole structure associated with the D*0(2400) (in PDG nomenclature) resonance. By analyzing experimental data and LQCD simulation results within a specific theoretical framework, we conclude the presence of two different poles (instead of a single one) for the D*0(240
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Presented by Miguel ALBALADEJO
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27/7/2021
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16:15
Motivated by the fact that mesonic constituent mass $m_q$ breaks linearity in Regge trajectories, we discuss how to implement nonlinear behavior holographically by deforming the quadratic dilaton into a non-quadratic one. This deformation adds an extra parameter into the model, which measures the $m_q$ effect, accounting for nonlinearity in the trajectory. We applied this model to the description
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Presented by Dr. Miguel Angel MARTIN CONTRERAS
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27/7/2021
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12:25
For the first time, we map out the energy dependence of the elastic Isospin-1/2 D$\pi$ scattering amplitude and find a complex $D_0^*$ resonance pole, using Lattice QCD with a pion mass $m_{\pi}=239$ MeV. The resonance, which is lighter than the $D_{s0}^⋆$ found on the same lattice, is strongly coupled to the S-wave $D\pi$ channel. We find that both $q\bar{q}$- and $D\pi$-like constructions are
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Presented by Mr. Nicolas LANG
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27/7/2021
at
16:40