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13–17 May 2024
University of Pittsburgh / Carnegie Mellon University
US/Eastern timezone

Production of fully-heavy tetraquark at the LHC and electron-ion colliders

14 May 2024, 16:45
15m
David Lawrence Hall 209 (University of Pittsburgh)

David Lawrence Hall 209

University of Pittsburgh

QCD & Heavy Ion Physics QCD & Heavy Ion Physics

Speaker

Yingsheng Huang (Northwestern/Argonne)

Description

The X(6900) resonance, originally discovered by the LHCb collaboration and later confirmed by both ATLAS and CMS experiments, has sparked broad interests in the fully-charmed tetraquark states. Relative to the mass spectra and decay properties of fully-heavy tetraquarks, our knowledge
on their production mechanism is still rather limited. In this talk, I will discuss the production of S-wave fully-heavy tetraquark at the LHC and electron-ion collider with the nonrelativistic QCD (NRQCD) framework. We predicted the differential pT spectra of various fully-charmed S-wave tetraquarks at the LHC, and compare with the results predicted from the fragmentation mechanism at large pT end. We also looked at the production prospects at various electron-proton colliders.

Author

Yingsheng Huang (Northwestern/Argonne)

Presentation materials