
TL;DR
This paper reviews experimental efforts to detect pentaquarks, analyzing past evidence, null results, and theoretical implications, with a focus on the narrow width of the Theta+ pentaquark.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive review of experimental searches for pentaquarks and discusses the theoretical challenges posed by their narrow widths.
Findings
Mixed experimental evidence for pentaquarks.
Constraints from K+N scattering data.
Discussion on the narrow width of Theta+.
Abstract
The experimental evidence for pentaquarks, both old an new, is discussed. Constraints due to scattering data from previous decades is first reviewed, followed by experiments with positive evidence and those with null results. Finally, the problem of the narrow width of the Theta+ pentaquark is discussed, along with theoretical implications.
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