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Zc(4430), Zc(4200), Z 1 (4050), and Z 2 (4250) as triangle singularities arXiv:1901.07385 (to appear in PRD, Rapid Comm.) PRD 100 011504(R) (2019) Satoshi Nakamura University of Science and Technology of China Collaborator : Kazuo Tsushima


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Zc(4430), Zc(4200), Z1(4050), and Z2(4250) as triangle singularities

Satoshi Nakamura University of Science and Technology of China

Collaborator : Kazuo Tsushima (Univ. Cruzeiro do Sul, Brazil) arXiv:1901.07385 (to appear in PRD, Rapid Comm.) PRD 100 011504(R) (2019)

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Introduction

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Discoveries of Zc and Zb

± ±

Zc(4430) Zc(4200) Z1(4050), Z2(4250) If they are charged quarkonium-like states Z +

c : ccud

Z +

b : bbud

Minimally 4-quark states and not à clear signature of exoXcs

qq

Belle (2008) Belle (2008) Belle (2014)

+ + + +

B0 →ψ(2S)π +K − B0 → χc1π +K − B0 → J /ψ π +K −

Beyond the convenXonal quark model ?

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h[ps://home.cern/news/news/experiments/lhcb-confirms-existence-exoXc-hadrons

Zc(4430) has been outstanding exoXc candidate

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Incomplete list of previous interpretaXons of Zc

diquark-anXdiquark (tetraquark) : Ebert et al. EPJC 58 (2008); Maiani et al. PRD 89 (2014); Deng et al. PRD 92 (2015) Zc(4430) hadron molecule : Liu et al, PRD 77 (2008); Ding et al, PRD 79 (2009); Lee et al, PLB 661 (2008); Zhang et al. PRD 80 (2009); Ma et al, PRD 90 (2014) kinemaXcal cusp : Rosner, PRD 76 (2007); Bugg, JPG 35 (2008) ß already ruled out Z1(4050) tetraquark : Patel et al. EPJA 50 (2014); Deng et al, PRD 92 (2015) hadron molecule : disfavored by meson exchange models of Liu et al. EPJC 61 (2009); Liu et al, PRC 80 (2009); Ding et al, PRD 79 (2009) All surviving theoreXcal works interpret Zc as tetraquark (including hadron molecule)

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200 400 600 800 1000 q (MeV)

AlternaXve interpretaXon: Triangle Singularity

A ~ dq

× dΩq

q2 E − E2 − E3 − Ec +iε

1 2(! q) 3 c b a H

logarithmic singularity Γ

1 E − E1 − E2 +i Γ 2

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1 E − E1 − E2 +i Γ 2

200 400 600 800 1000 q (MeV) 200 400 600 800 1000 q (MeV)

AlternaXve interpretaXon: Triangle Singularity

A ~ dq

× dΩq

q2 E − E2 − E3 − Ec +iε

1 2(! q) 3 c b a H

logarithmic singularity Γ Γ

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1 E − E1 − E2 +i Γ 2

200 400 600 800 1000 q (MeV) 200 400 600 800 1000 q (MeV)

AlternaXve interpretaXon: Triangle Singularity

A ~ dq

× dΩq

q2 E − E2 − E3 − Ec +iε

1 2(! q) 3 c b a H

In small kinemaXcal window where the process is kinemaXcally allowed to occur at classical level logarithmic singularity Γ

Amplitude is significantly enhanced !

Singularity is relaxed because of finite Γ Γ

  • intermediate states are on-shell
  • momenta are collinear
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Triangle singulariXes for Zc(4430), Zc(4200)

K2

*(1430)

K *(892)

B0 B0

J /ψ ψ(2S) ψ(3770) Y(4260)

Κ – π + π + Κ – π + π + At zero-width limit, diagrams exactly hit triangle singulariXes at (using PDG averaged masses) Zc(4430) Zc(4200)

+ +

mψ(2S)π + = 4420 MeV mJ/ψπ + = 4187 MeV

For finite (realisXc) widths, triangle singulariXes are somewhat relaxed à Spectrum peak posiXon associated with TS can be a bit different from above à will be examined by numerical calculaXon

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Comment on Pakhlov et al.’s model

  • Phys. Le[. B 702, 139 (2011)
  • Phys. Le[. B 748, 183 (2015)

B0

ψ(2S) D

Κ – π +

D* D'S

CLAIM: The above triangle diagram generates Zc(4430)-like bump Comments

D'S : hypotheXcal charmed-strange hadron

  • The process is kinemaXcally forbidden at the classical level

à no triangle singularity (Coleman-Norton theorem)

  • Argand plot is clockwise

à ruled out by LHCb data (counter-clockwise Argand plot)

  • Our calculaXon does not find Zc(4430)-like bump from above triangle diagram

à expected from Coleman-Norton theorem

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Model

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1 E − E1 − E2 +i Γ 2

Triangle amplitudes for Zc(4430), Zc(4200)

TB0→abc = d3q

v23→ab 1 E − E2 − E3 − Ec +iε

1 2(! q) 3 c b a B0

× Γ

1→3c

ΓB0→12

v23→ab( ! pa, ! pb; ! p2, ! p3) = f (pab) f (p23) ! εa ⋅ ! ε2 ΓR→ij( ! pR; ! pi, ! pj) =

LS

∑ f (pij) (sisi

zsjsz j | SSz)(LMSSz | SRSz R)YLM ( ˆ

pij) f (pij) : dipole form factor with cutoff 1 GeV (data not available to fix form factors)

: s-wave interacXon; consistent with JP=1+

  • f Zc(4430), Zc(4200)

All parXcle masses and widths are taken from PDG average Spectrum shape is mostly determined by kinemaXcal effect à insensiXve to cutoff è to be checked

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Results for Zc(4430) and Zc(4200)

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K2

*(1430)

K

*(892)

B B

J /ψ ψ(2S)

ψ(3770)

Y(4260)

Κ – π + π + Κ – π + π + Zc(4430) Zc(4200)

+ +

1 2 3 4 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 (a) dΓ/dmψf π (a.u.) mψ(2S) π (GeV) 3.8 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 (b) mJ/ψ π (GeV)

Phase-space Breit-Wigner fit Triangle diagram Clear resonance-like peaks are generated by triangle diagrams Absolute magnitude is unknown à experimental inputs needed

Invariant mass spectrum

B

ψ

Κ – π +

Z

+ c

Breit-Wigner model

Specta are normalized to give unity when integrated

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Zc(4430) Zc(4200)

+ +

Breit-Wigner parameters

(a) Belle (2013) LHCb (2014) (b) Belle (2014) Mass (MeV) Width (MeV) Remarkable agreement with data Ranges of the parameters from the model are cutoff-dependence (Λ=0.5-2 GeV) Zc(4430)

+

Zc(4200)

+

Invariant mass spectrum

1 2 3 4 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 (a) dΓ/dmψf π (a.u.) mψ(2S) π (GeV) 3.8 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 (b) mJ/ψ π (GeV)

Phase-space Breit-Wigner fit Triangle diagram

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Zc(4430) Argand plot

A(m2

ψ(2S)π + ) = cbg +cnorm

dΩK−Y

1

( ˆ pK− )M B0→ψ(2S)π +K−

Angle-independent part of amplitude + constant background

  • 0.4
  • 0.2

0.2

  • 0.4
  • 0.2

0.2 Im A (a.u.) Re A (a.u.)

Data: LHCb, PRL 112 222002 (2014) Resonance-like counter-clockwise moXon is reproduced by triangle diagram, not a resonance

cbg, cnorm: fi[ed to data

Curved segment and point of same color belong to same bin m2

ψ(2S)π +

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1 2 3 4 3.8 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 dΓ/dMψf π (a.u.) MJ/ψ π (GeV)

Zc(4430) and Zc(4200) in Λbà J/ψ π- p

LHCb PRL 117 082003 (2016) :

  • Zc(4200) contribuXon significantly improves the descripXon of data
  • Zc(4430) contribuXon hardly improves

Zc(4430) and Zc(4200) as triangle singulariXes give a consistent explanaXon

Λb

Ν *

p

π - π -

ψ(3770)

J /ψ

N * = N(1440)1/ 2+ N * = N(1520)3/ 2− N * = N(1680)5 / 2+

Zc(4200)-like peaks from triangle diagrams possibly a coherent sum in reality

No triangle diagram is available to create Zc(4430)-like peak No other explanaXon yet

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Results for Z1(4050) and Z2(4250)

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Triangle singulariXes for Z1(4050), Z2(4250)

Z1(4050) Z2(4250)

+ +

K *(892)

B0

χc1 X(3872)

Κ – π + π +

K2

*(1430)

B0

χc1 ψ(3770)

Κ – π + π +

K2

*(1430)

B

J /ψ

ψ(3770)

Κ – π + π + Zc(4200) similar

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1 2 3 4 5 6 3.8 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 (a) dΓ/dmχc1 π (a.u.) mχc1 π (GeV) 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 4.8 (b) [x2] mχc1 π (GeV) 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 4.8 (c) [x2] mχc1 π (GeV)

Phase-space Breit-Wigner fit Triangle diagram

Invariant mass spectrum

Z1(4050) 1- Z2(4250) 1+

+ +

Z2(4250) 1-

+

K *(892)

B0

χc1 X(3872)

Κ – π + π +

K2

*(1430)

B0

χc1 ψ(3770)

Κ – π + π + Clear resonance-like peaks are generated by triangle diagrams Absolute magnitude is unknown à experimental inputs needed

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1 2 3 4 5 6 3.8 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 (a) dΓ/dmχc1 π (a.u.) mχc1 π (GeV) 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 4.8 (b) [x2] mχc1 π (GeV) 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 4.8 (c) [x2] mχc1 π (GeV)

Invariant mass spectrum

Z1(4050) 1- Z2(4250) 1+

+ +

Z2(4250) 1-

+

Breit-Wigner parameters

(a) Belle (2008) (b) (c) Belle (2008) Very good agreement with data (range ß cutoff dependence: Λ=1-2 GeV) Mass (MeV) Width (MeV)

JP

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5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 3.6 3.8 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 4.8 Events/0.024 GeV mχc1 π (GeV)

Comparison with spectrum from Belle

Z1(4050) 1- Z2(4250) 1+

+ +

Z2(4250) 1-

+

Data: Belle, PRD 78 072004 (2008) Spectra from triangle diagrams are scaled and incoherent background is added to fit data Note : QualitaXve comparison; no interference with other mechanisms considered Triangle diagrams similar to ê

  • Spectra from triangle diagrams capture the Belle data feature
  • highly asymmetric Z1(4050) peak is well reproduced
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1 2 3 4 5 6 3.9 4 4.1 4.2 dΓ/dmχc1 π (a.u.) mχc1 π (GeV)

Origin of asymmetric shape of Z1(4050) peak

K *(892)

B0

χc1 X(3872)

Κ – π + π + Spectrum has abrupt bent at mχc1π + ~ 4.01 GeV where channel opens

X(3872)π +

: original triangle diagram

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1 2 3 4 5 6 3.9 4 4.1 4.2 dΓ/dmχc1 π (a.u.) mχc1 π (GeV)

  • on-shell makes the spectrum significantly asymmetric
  • threshold energy is close to the peak posiXon à effect of proximity ?

K *(892)

B0

χc1 X(3872)

Κ – π + π + : original triangle diagram : on-shell contribuXon turned off

X(3872)π +

Origin of asymmetric shape of Z1(4050) peak

X(3872)π + X(3872)π +

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1 2 3 4 5 6 3.9 4 4.1 4.2 dΓ/dmχc1 π (a.u.) mχc1 π (GeV)

: threshold energy lowered by 50 MeV

K *(892)

B0

χc1 X(3872)

Κ – π + π + : original triangle diagram : on-shell contribuXon turned off

X(3872)π +

Origin of asymmetric shape of Z1(4050) peak

X(3872)π +

: 100 MeV : 150 MeV less asymmetric

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1 2 3 4 5 6 3.9 4 4.1 4.2 dΓ/dmχc1 π (a.u.) mχc1 π (GeV)

: threshold energy lowered by 50 MeV

K *(892)

B0

χc1 X(3872)

Κ – π + π + : original triangle diagram : on-shell contribuXon turned off

X(3872)π +

Origin of asymmetric shape of Z1(4050) peak

X(3872)π +

: 100 MeV : 150 MeV

Origin of the asymmetric peak shape

  • on-shell contribuXon
  • Proximity of threshold

The triangle diagram includes both No other explanaXon yet

X(3872)π + X(3872)π +

less asymmetric

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Conclusion

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Conclusion

  • IdenXfied triangle diagrams (singulariXes) generaXng spectrum bumps similar to

Zc(4430), Zc(4200), Z1(4050), and Z2(4250)

  • Experimentally determined properXes (spin, parity, mass, width, Argand plot)

are all explained well by the triangle diagrams

  • Cutoff dependence is small à kinemaXcal effect dominates
  • Appearance [absence] of Zc(4200) [ Zc(4430) ] in Λbà J/ψ π- p

is consistently understood

  • Origin of asymmetric spectrum shape of Z1(4050) is understood
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Backup

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Current trend in hadron spectroscopy

Establish existence of exoXc hadrons (beyond convenXonal quark model)

  • Tetraquark, Pentaquark
  • Hadronic molecule
  • Hybrid … etc.

How can we disXnguish exoXc hadrons from ordinary ones ?

  • Mass not predicted by quark model
  • High gluon contents predicted by LQCD
  • Peculiar decay pa[erns … etc.

... seems model-dependent criteria More unambiguous signature ? driven largely by remarkable experimental developments

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Triangle diagram for Zc(4430)

K *(892)

B0

ψ(2S) Y(4260)

Κ – π + π + Reasonability of B0 → K *(892) Y(4260)

  • Belle found excess of B à Y(4260)K events above the background

PRD 99, 071102 (2019)

  • D0 data can be consistently interpreted that some b -flavored hadrons weakly decay

into states including Y(4260) PRD 100, 012005 (2019)

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K2

*(1430)

K

*(892)

B B

J /ψ ψ(2S) ψ(3770) Y(4260)

Κ – π + π + Κ – π + π + Zc(4430) Zc(4200)

+ +

1 2 3 4 5 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 (a) dΓ/dmψf π (a.u.) mψ(2S) π (GeV) 3.8 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 (b) mJ/ψ π (GeV)

Cutoff (GeV) 0.5 1 1.5 2

Cutoff dependence

Clear peaks are not largely changed by cutoff values ß triangle singulariXes dominate

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Cutoff (GeV) 1 1.5 2

Cutoff dependence

Clear peaks are not largely changed by cutoff values ß triangle singulariXes dominate Z1(4050) Z2(4250)

+ +

K *(892)

B0

χc1 X(3872)

Κ – π + π +

K2

*(1430)

B0

χc1 ψ(3770)

Κ – π + π +

1 2 3 4 5 6 3.8 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 (a) dΓ/dmχc1 π (a.u.) mχc1 π (GeV) 4 4.2 4.4 4.6 4.8 (b) mχc1 π (GeV)

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Puzzle about Zc(4430)

Rexp

Zc

+(4430) = Br(Z +

c(4430) →ψ(2S)π +)

Br(Z +

c(4430) → J /ψ π +) ≈11

Larger branching to ψ(2S) than J/ψ

K

*(892)

B

ψ(2S), J /ψ Y(4260)

Κ – π + π +

Rexp

Y (4260) = Br(Y(4260) →ψ(2S)π +π −)

Br(Y(4260) → J /ψ π +π −) ≈ (0.11± 0.03± 0.03)−(0.55± 0.18± 0.19) QualitaXve understanding with triangle diagram and data for Y(4260) decays

Zhang and Yuan, EPJC 77, 727 (2017) can fix raXo of coupling strengths : cψπ

R ≡ C [Y(4260)π + →ψ(2S)π + ]

C [Y(4260)π + → J /ψ π + ]

Rmodel

Y (4260) = 0.17× | cR ψπ | 2~ 0.54

Rexp

Y (4260)

| cR

ψπ |~1.8

With , and Rmodel

Zc

+(4430) ≈11

AssumpXon: is same for Y(4260) decays and B0 decays; rather different in energy

cψπ

R