Remarks on the $S$-wave masses of singly heavy mesons
Jisi Pan, Ji-Hai Pan

TL;DR
This paper uses string model methods, Regge trajectories, and perturbation techniques to analyze and predict the mass spectrum and quantum numbers of singly heavy mesons, focusing on both observed and unobserved states.
Contribution
It introduces a combined approach using string models, Regge trajectories, and perturbation methods to predict unobserved heavy meson masses and quantum numbers.
Findings
Predicted masses and quantum numbers for unobserved $2S$-wave heavy mesons.
Analyzed the mass spectrum of $1S$- and $2S$-wave heavy mesons.
Provided theoretical support for experimental searches of heavy mesons.
Abstract
Based on the study of the string model methods of singly heavy mesons and singly heavy baryons, we calculate the mass spectrum of -and -wave for both charm and bottom mesons. Experimentally, there are most masses spectra of -wave have been found, while the masses part of the -state is not determined. In this paper, we will use singly light quark or diquark model images and Regge trajectory models, combined with perturbation processing methods, to analyze and study the observed singly heavy mesons, further predict the unobserved mesons masses and their corresponding spin-parity quantum numbers.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies · High-Energy Particle Collisions Research
