Open-charm tetraquark $$X_c$$Xc and open-bottom tetraquark $$X_b$$Xb
2020
Motivated by the LHCb observation of exotic states
$$X_{0,1}(2900)$$
with four open quark flavors in the
$$D^- K^+$$
invariant mass distribution in the decay channel
$$B^\pm \rightarrow D^+ D^- K^\pm $$
, we study the spectrum and decay properties of the open charm tetraquarks. Using the two-body chromomagnetic interactions, we find that the two newly observed states can be interpreted as a radial excited tetraquark with
$$J^P=0^+$$
and an orbitally excited tetraquark with
$$J^P=1^-$$
, respectively. We then explore the mass and decays of the other flavor-open tetraquarks made of
$$su {\bar{d}} {\bar{c}}$$
and
$$ d s {\bar{u}} {\bar{c}}$$
, which are in the
$${\bar{6}}$$
or 15 representation of the flavor SU(3) group. We point that these two states can be found through the decays:
$$X^{(\prime )}_{d s \bar{u}\bar{c}}\rightarrow (D^- K^-, D_s^- \pi ^-) $$
, and
$$X^{(\prime )}_{s u \bar{d}\bar{c}}\rightarrow D_s^-\pi ^+ $$
. We also apply our analysis to open bottom tetraquark
$$X_b$$
and predict their masses. The open-flavored
$$X_b$$
can be discovered through the following decays:
$$X_{ud{\bar{s}}\bar{b}}\rightarrow B^0K^+$$
,
$$X^{(\prime )}_{d s \bar{u}\bar{b}}\rightarrow (B^0 K^-, B_s^0 \pi ^-) $$
, and
$$X^{(\prime )}_{s u \bar{d}\bar{b}}\rightarrow B_s^0\pi ^+ $$
.
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