arXiv:2305.04585·v2·High Energy Physics — Phenomenology
The resonances as the states
Abstract
\date{\today} Within the diquark-antidiquark model the masses of the resonances are calculated, using the expansion of the four-quark wave function in the set of the hyperspherical functions. The interaction is defined via a universal pair-wise potential, which does not contain fitting parameters. The resulting masses are shown to be very sensitive to the value of quark mass, chosen in relativistic string Hamiltonian, and (in GeV) are considered. The choice of , equal to the current mass, GeV, yields three states in a very good agreement with the masses of the resonances, if the gluon-exchange interaction is totally neglected. This fact indicates on a possible screening of the gluon-exchange interaction inhe system. For ~GeV the ground state mass ~MeV is obtained in agreement with experiment only if is used, however, in this case the masses of the radial excitations exceed the masses of by ~MeV.
Comments: 16 pages