Have Gluonic Excitations Been Found?
Philip R. Page
Abstract
New experimental information on the non-exotic JPC = 0-+ isovector seen at 1.8 GeV by VES yields convincing evidence of its excited gluonic (hybrid) nature when a critical study of alternative quarkonium assignments is made in the context of 3 P0 decay by flux-tube breaking. Production of this gluonic excitation via meson exchange is promising, although its two photon production vanishes.
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