Indications of the possible observation of the lowest-lying 1-+ QCD state

Abstract

We discuss properties of 1-+ exotic mesons within the framework of the QCD field-theoretic approach. We estimate the mass of the lowest-lying 1-+ exotic meson using renormalization-improved QCD sum rules, and find that the mass lies around 1.26 0.15 GeV, in good agreement with the π1(1400) data. This state should be expected in QCD. We find that the mass for the lowest-lying strange 1-+ meson is 1.31 0.19 GeV. Our result hints that the K*(1410) may be the lowest-lying 1-+ nonet state.

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