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      Study of the anomalous cross-section lineshape of e^+e^-\to D\bar D at \psi(3770) with an effective field theory

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          We study the anomalous cross-section lineshape of e+eDˉD with an effective field theory. Near the threshold, most of the DˉD pairs are from the decay of ψ(3770). Taking into account the fact that the nonresonance background is dominated by the ψ(2S) transition, the produced DˉD pair can undergo final-state interactions before the pair is detected. We propose an effective field theory for the low-energy DˉD interactions to describe these final-state interactions and find that the anomalous lineshape of the DˉD cross section observed by the BESII collaboration can be well described.

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            Near threshold enhancement of the ppbar mass spectrum in J/Psi decay

            We investigate the nature of the near-threshold enhancement in the ppbar invariant mass spectrum of the reaction J/Psi -> gamma ppbar reported recently by the BES Collaboration. Using the Juelich NNbar model we show that the mass dependence of the ppbar spectrum close to the threshold can be reproduced by the S-wave ppbar final state interaction in the isospin I=1 state within the Watson-Migdal approach. However, because of our poor knowledge of the NNbar interaction near threshold and of the J/Psi -> gamma ppbar reaction mechanism and in view of the controversal situation in the decay J/Psi -> pi0 ppbar, where no obvious signs of a ppbar final state interaction are seen, explanations other than final state interactions cannot be ruled out at the present stage.
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              QCD prediction for the non-DˉD annihilation decay of ψ(3770)

              To clarify the marked difference between BES and CLEO measurements on the non-DˉD decays of the ψ(3770), a 13D1-dominated charmonium, we calculate the annihilation decay of ψ(3770) in NRQCD. By introducing the color-octet contributions, the results are free from infrared divergences. The color-octet matrix elements are estimated by solving the evolution equations. The S-D mixing effect is found to be very small. With mc=1.5±0.1GeV our result is Γ(ψ(3770)light hadrons)=467187+338KeV. For mc=1.4 GeV, together with the observed hadronic transitions and E1 transitions, the non-DˉD decay branching ratio of ψ(3770) could reach about 5%. Our results do not favor either of the results of BES and CLEO collaborations, and further experimental tests are urged.
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                27 September 2012
                2012-12-06
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                10.1016/j.physletb.2012.12.015
                1209.6268
                f93dbe7e-8dce-4d74-a94a-b3f46266dd09

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                10 pages,6 figures, redo the calculation with PDS scheme and more discussions added, accepted by Phys.Lett.B
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