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HEP Lattice·hep-lat

Wed·Jul 22, 2026

2 papers1 primary·1 cross-listed

  1. 01

    Resolving the with Exchange from Lattice QCD

    Nelson Pitanga Lachini🇬🇧 · Raúl A. Briceño🇺🇸

    We revisit the lattice QCD description of the doubly charmed tetraquark using a finite-volume scattering formalism that incorporates one-pion exchange nonperturbatively, thereby making the nearest left-hand cut explicit while respecting unitarity and analyticity. We simultaneously determine the coupling and the isoscalar scattering amplitude by reanalyzing the previously computed finite-volume spectrum below the threshold, on lattices with pion mass . We find that the inclusion of pion exchange changes the from a real-valued to a complex-valued pole in the second sheet of the , amplitude below threshold. We further predict that the pole will move closer to the real-energy axis as the pion mass approaches its physical value.

    hep-lathep-phnucl-th3 citations
  2. 02

    Prospects for , , and after the new result from NA62

    Monika Blanke🇩🇪 · Andrzej J. Buras🇩🇪 · Cristina Lazzeroni🇬🇧 · Joel C. Swallow🇨🇭

    The recently announced NA62 measurement of the branching ratio, based on 2016--2024 data, is fully consistent with its very accurate Standard Model (SM) prediction. While it is not excluded that the final result based on 2016--2026 data will deviate from the SM prediction, the question arises whether a similar fate awaits the decay. This decay is currently being searched for by the KOTO experiment, with the present upper bound roughly two orders of magnitude above its very precise SM prediction. The proposed KOTO II experiment aims to provide the first discovery of the decay and measure its branching ratio. Building on the findings of several previous papers we demonstrate that in the presence of suitably chosen large new complex phases and of a small amount of new right-handed couplings, in addition to the left-handed ones, the branching ratio can still be enhanced by one order of magnitude with respect to the SM prediction while keeping both and SM-like. Simultaneously the decays , studied by LHCb, and , searched for by KOTO II, can be strongly enhanced and the anomaly in the ratio , as claimed by Dual QCD, removed. We illustrate this with an example of a specific scenario.

    hep-phhep-exhep-lat1 citation

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