Abstract

Hadronic decays of the highly excited $2D$ $D_s$ resonances have been studied in the $^3P_0$ model. Widths of all possible hadronic decay channels of the $2D$ $D_s$ have been computed. $D^*_{s1}(2700)$, $D^*_{s1}(2860)$, $D^*_{s3}(2860)$, $D(2600)$ and $D(2750)$ can be produced from hadronic decays of the $2D$ $D_s$, and relevant hadronic decay widths have been particularly paid attention to. The hadronic decay widths of $2D$ $D_s$ to $D(2600)$ or $D(2750)$ may be large, and the numerical results are different in different assignments of $D(2600)$ and $D(2750)$. The hadronic decay widths of $2D$ $D_s$ to $D^*_{s1}(2860)$, $D^*_{s3}(2860)$ or $D^*_{s1}(2700)$ are very small, and different in different assignments of $D^*_{s1}(2700)$.

Highlights

  • The properties of highly excited heavy–light meson states have been studied for a long time; the S-wave and P-wave D

  • All the decay widths are very small though they are different in different assignments of DJ Ps∗O1(n2=c7e001D)−.s∗1a(n2d860J)P−

  • The hadronic decay properties of the highly excited 2D Ds resonances are studied in 3 P0 model

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Summary

Introduction

The properties of highly excited heavy–light meson states have been studied for a long time; the S-wave and P-wave D and Ds resonances are believed to be established. Ds∗1(2700), Ds∗1(2860), Ds∗3(2860), D(2600), and D(2750) can be produced from the strong decays of highly excited resonances. Some highly excited Ds resonances have been observed by BaBar, LHCb, etc., more and more highly excited Ds resonances are expected to be observed by these Collaborations For kinematical reasons, these resonances can be produced from hadronic decays of 2D Ds. the strong decays of the highly excited 2D Ds resonances have seldom been studied before. The hadronic decays of these 2D Ds resonances will be studied in the 3 P0 model. 3, we present the formula and numerical results of the hadronic decay of the 2D Ds resonances, and the decays with Ds∗1(2700), Ds∗1(2860), Ds∗3(2860), D(2600) or D(2750) involved in the final states are paid attention to. The possible kinematically allowed decay modes of these four 2D Ds resonances are presented in Tables 3 and 4

Hadronic decays of 2 D Ds resonances
Conclusions and discussions

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