Decay behaviors of possible cc states in hadronic molecule pictures

Abstract

In 2010, *cc states were predicted as the strange number S=-1 partners of N*cc, which are well known now as the Pc states and observed experimentally by LHCb Collaboration. We analyze the decay behaviors of cc as S-wave hadronic molecules within the effective Lagrangian framework by a similar method, which has been applied on Pc states successfully. With partial widths of possible decay channels calculated, we find that cc(4213) and cc(4403), which are formed as pseudoscalar meson baryon molecules, mainly decay to the ηc channel. For the two vector meson baryon molecule states, our results show that the total decay width with JP=12- is by one order of magnitude larger than that with JP=32-. The decay patterns and relative decay ratios are very different for cc(4370) being a Ds* - c+ or D* c molecule state. The main decay channels of cc(4550) are D(*) (*,)c because of the pseudoscalar meson exchange mechanism. In addition, D* c is the dominant decay channel of cc(4490) which is assumed as a D c* bound state. These decay patterns of the *cc states would provide a guidance for their future experimental searches and help us to understand their internal structures.

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