Studying the nature of the lightest charmed axial mesons via femtoscopy
Abstract
In this work we discuss how femtoscopic analysis can shed light on the nature of the two lightest axial charmed mesons, denominated as D1(2430) and D1(2420), whose masses are similar but widths are different. Their properties are reasonably described taking into account meson-meson coupled channel dynamics and a bare quark-model pole constituting the lowest-order amplitudes. Two different bare quark-model states are used in order to accommodate the different scattering lengths coming from the lattice QCD calculations for the Dπ and D*π systems and the data from the ALICE Collaboration on the Dπ system. The amplitudes are employed as inputs to determine the correlation functions for the D*π and D channels and identify the signatures associated with the lowest-lying axial charmed mesons.
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