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February 8, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Heavy Mesons to Charmed Tetraquark Decays

CCChun-Khiang Chua

Key Points

  • This research aims to analyze the decay processes of heavy mesons to newly observed open-charmed tetraquark states.
  • Utilized a topological amplitude approach to study decay processes.
  • Decomposed strong decay amplitudes of tetraquark states into several topological components.
  • Analyzed weak decay amplitudes of B-mesons into tetraquark states and other mesons.
  • Discussed decay processes involving B_c mesons and their impact on exotic flavor interpretations.
  • Identified specific decay modes of heavy mesons leading to tetraquark states.
  • Highlighted the distinct exotic interpretations from the decay patterns observed.
  • Provided a comprehensive analysis of strong and weak decay amplitudes relevant to recent LHCb observations.

Abstract

Motivated by the recent observations of T^*₂ₒ₀ (2870) ⁰, T^*₂ ₒ ₀ (2900) ⁰ and T^*₂ ₒ ₀ (2900) ^++ open-charmed tetraquark states by LHCb, we study the decays of heavy mesons to these open-charmed tetraquark states (T) using a topological amplitude approach. We first obtain the T DP and DS strong decay amplitudes by decomposing them into several topological amplitudes, where D is a charmed meson, P is a light pseudo-scalar particle and S is a low-lying scalar particle. Subsequently, weak decay amplitudes of B-meson decays, B D T, D T and B TP, TS decays are decomposed topologically. In addition, B^-c T T decays are also discussed. Using these results, modes with an unambiguous exotic interpretation in flavor are highlighted.

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Chun-Khiang Chua (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698827a20fc35cd7a88467c0https://doi.org/10.22323/1.485.0057
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