From the Kappa via the Ds0*(2317) to the chic0: connecting light and heavy scalar mesons
Eef van Beveren, Joao E. G. N. Costa, Frieder Kleefeld, George Rupp
Abstract
Pole trajectories connecting light and heavy scalar mesons, both broad resonances and quasi-bound states, are computed employing a simple coupled-channel model. Instead of varying the coupling constant as in previous work, quark and meson masses are continuously changed, so as to have one scalar meson evolve smoothly into another with different flavor(s). In particular, it is shown, among several other cases, how the still controversial K0*(800) turns into the established chic0, via the disputed Ds(2317). Moreover, a chi'c0(3946) is predicted, which may correspond to the recently observed Y(3943) resonance. These results lend further support to our unified dynamical picture of all scalar mesons, as unitarized q-qbar states with important two-meson components.
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