Abstract

The mass spectrum and strong decays of theX(1870)andη2(1870)are analyzed. Our results indicate thatX(1870)andη2(1870)are the two different resonances. The narrowerX(1870)seems likely a good hybrid candidate. We support theη2(1870)as theη2(21D2)quarkonium. We suggest to search the isospin partner ofX(1870)in the channels ofJ/ψ⟶ρf0980πandJ/ψ⟶ρb11235πin the future. The latter channel is very important for testing the hybrid scenario.

Highlights

  • An isoscalar resonant structure of X(1870) was observed by the BESIII Collaboration with a statistical significance of 7.2σ in the processes J/ψ → ωX(1870) → ωηπ+π− recently [1]

  • The mass spectrum is studied in the GI potential model and the Regge trajectories (RTs) framework

  • In RTs, the possible assignments are the η(31S0), f1󸀠(23P1) and η2(21D2) states. They are good hybrid candidates since the masses overlap the predictions given by different models

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Summary

Introduction

An isoscalar resonant structure of X(1870) was observed by the BESIII Collaboration with a statistical significance of 7.2σ in the processes J/ψ → ωX(1870) → ωηπ+π− recently [1]. It should be stressed that radiative J/ψ decay channels (Figure 1(a)) and pp annihilation processes are the ideal glueball hunting grounds. A2(1320)π)/Γ(η2(1870) → a0(980)π) = 32.6 ± 12.6 reported by the WA102 Collaboration indicates that the decay channel of a0(980)π is tiny for η2(1870) [7]. This has been confirmed by an extensive reanalysis of the Crystal Barrel data [10]. The analysis of BESIII Collaboration indicates that the X(1870) primarily decays via the a0(980)π channel [1]. The present measurements of the decay widths, productions, and decay properties suggest that η2(1870) and X(1870) are two different isoscalar mesons. The decay width of isoscalar 2−+ hybrid is expected to be narrow [16].

Mass Spectrum
The Strong Decay
Discussions and Conclusions
The Expressions of Amplitudes
Hybrid Decay in the Flux Tube Model
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