Study of the cccccc and bbbbbb dibaryons in constituent quark model
Abstract
Dibaryons are the simplest system in which the baryon-baryon interaction, and hence the underlying quark-quark interaction, can be studied in a clear way. Although the only dibaryon known today is the deuteron (and possibly the d*), fully heavy dibaryons are good candidates for bound states because in such systems the kinetic energy is small and the high symmetry of the wave function favours binding. In this study, the possible existence of cccccc and bbbbbb dibaryons is investigated in the framework of a constituent quark model that satisfactorily describes the deuteron, the d*(2380) and the NN interaction. JP=0+ candidates are found in both systems with binding energies of the order of MeV.
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