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24 April 2024
 
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Spectrum and Bethe-Salpeter amplitudes of $Omega$ baryons from lattice QCD
Jian Liang ; Wei Sun ; Ying Chen ; Wei-Feng Chiu ; Ming Gong ; Chuan Liu ; Yu-Bin Liu ; Zhaofeng Liu ; Jian-Ping Ma ; Jian-Bo Zhang ;
Date 13 Nov 2015
AbstractThe $Omega$ baryons with $J^P=3/2^pm, 1/2^pm$ are studied on the lattice in the quenched approximation. Their mass levels are ordered as $M_{3/2^+}<M_{3/2^-}approx M_{1/2^-}<M_{1/2^+}$, as is expected from the constituent quark model. The mass values are also close to those of the four $Omega$ states observed in experiments, respectively. We calculate the Bethe-Salpeter amplitudes of $Omega(3/2^+)$ and $Omega(1/2^+)$ and find there is a radial node for the $Omega(1/2^+)$ Bethe-Salpeter amplitude, which may imply that $Omega(1/2^+)$ is an orbital excitation of $Omega$ baryons as a member of the $(D,L_N^P)=(70,0_2^+)$ supermultiplet in the $SU(6)igotimes O(3)$ quark model description. Our results are helpful for identifying the quantum number of experimentally observed $Omega$ states.
Source arXiv, 1511.4294
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