Abstract
Theoretical considerations prompted by the discovery of the exotic led us to propose a dynamical picture emphasizing the role of diquark correlations, which are also useful in elucidating other aspects of low-energy QCD. A notable prediction of this picture is the existence of new exotic and nonexotic “cascade” baryons with specific, characteristic properties. We argue here that recent observations by the NA49 Collaboration are broadly consistent with our predictions, and propose further tests.
- Received 19 January 2004
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.69.114017
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