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2 nd Hadron Spanish Network Days Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain) September 8-9, 20016 Rubn Oncala In collaboration with Prof. Joan Soto Heavy avy Quar uarkon koniu ium is a heavy quark-antiquark pair in a colour singlet


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2nd Hadron Spanish Network Days

Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain) September 8-9, 20016

Rubén Oncala

In collaboration with Prof. Joan Soto

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 Heavy

avy Quar uarkon koniu ium is a heavy quark-antiquark pair in a colour singlet sate.

 Heavy

avy Hybrid is a heavy quark-antiquark pair in an colour

  • ctet state and a gluon excitation that leave the system in a

physical state.

  • We study charm and bottom systems.
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Understanding some of the XYZ mesons discovered in the last decades as heavy hybrids.

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The effective potentials of heavy quarkonium and heavy hybrid have been calculated in the lattice:

  • Heavy

vy quarkoni konium um

  • Heavy

vy Hybrids

  • Heavy

vy Tetraq raquarks uarks, , Pent ntaqua aquarks rks ... ( (adding ng light t quarks ks operators) tors)

  • Molecula

cular r states tes

  • ...

...

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The large ratio of the e time sc scale le for the motion of the heavy quarks and the evolution of the gluon field (which is a consequence of mQ>> ) let us to apply a non-relativistic approximation.

It is possible to solve the Sch chrödin rödinger ger equati uation and get the spectrum of heavy quarkonium and heavy hybrids with the inputs:

  • Lattice potentials
  • Heavy quarkonium spectrum (additive Energy constant)

The potentials for H are obtained from fitting ing the e plot

  • ts

s of (Juge, Kuti, Morningstar (2002)), and imposing:

  • Weak

ak coupling ng pNRQCD constraints at short distances

  • QCD string

ng constra train ints ts at long distances

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Using lattice potentials is possible to solve the Schrödinger equation and get the spectrum of heavy quarkonium and heavy hybrid:

States with the compatibl ble e quantum number may mix. The mixing contribution could be important for states with similar energy.

Some of the hybrid states can be identi tifi fied as XYZ mesons

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The Lagrangian that describes the quarkonium and hybrid system is: We can study the mixing contributions using the Wilson loop matching between both states:

Hybrid Quarkonium Time

Space

Annihilate a quark Creates an antiquark

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Computing the Wilson loops of both operators, we can take the mixing potentials for the spin and angular momentum term: But... How can we get the Wilson loops without lattice calculations? To take a first idea we can approximate the long and short distance and interpolate.

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The short distance limit can be studied using the pNRQCD Lagrangian in the weak ak couplin ing g regime: Mixing terms in 1/m expansion.

In this Lagrangian, the hybrid state is represented as:

In the short distance limit the operators in the Wilson loop do not depend nd on r r, we can approximate the fields in the spin and angular momentum term as constant on the order of

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The long distance behaviour of the Wilson loops is a little more

  • complicated. We use the. QCD string.
  • ng. A two dimensional QFT that

implements ments confinement and the symmetr tries ies of the system.

 For the spin term, we have:  And for the angular momentum term:

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Using the long and short distance information, we can interpolate the effective potentials for spin and angular momentum term: Spin: Angular momentum: Using this information we can solve the mixing problem.

  • is the strin

ing g tens nsion ion,

  • The long distance parameter can be extr

tracted acted from available latti tice ce results of the long distance potentials.

  • Short

rt distance constants are unknow known, no lattice data. The energy solutions depend strongly of this parameter.

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To estimate the decay width of the transition from hybrids to quarkonium we use the self-energy diagram and the optical theorem:

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Hybrids with L=J do not decay to Heavy Quarkonium Restr stric ictio ions: ns: Lowest heavy quarkonium:

Weak coupling pNRQCD:

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 The lower lying states of the Heavy

avy Hybrid d Spectrum ectrum have been calculated at LO in the 1/mQ expansion of the potentials.

 Some XYZ

Z mesons sons have been ident entif ified ied as hybrids, for one of these identifications we can compute a lower bound of the decay width.

 Using approxima

roximatio ions s for the e Wilso son loo

  • op match

tchin ing, we can

  • btain the long and short distance behaviour of the mixi

xing g potent tential ials.

 The decay

cay widt dth to lower lying Heavy Quarkonium states has been estimated using weak coupling pNRQCD.

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Thanks for your attention.