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Possible candidate of 0^+ sbar{s}sbar{s} state

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 Publication date 2013
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 Authors Bing An Li




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The possibility of the $0^+$ $etaeta$ resonance $f_0(2100)$ as a candidate of the $Q^2bar{Q}^2$ state $C^{ss}(36)$ is explored. The $etaeta$ channel of $f_0(2100)$ is the dominant decay mode, $etaeta$ channel has less decay rate, the decay rate of the $etaeta$ channel is very small. The $pipi,;Kbar{K},;4pi$ modes are at next leading order in $N_C$ expansion. Other possible decay modes are discussed.



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