On the structure of Zc(3900) from lattice QCD

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1 On the structure of Zc(3900) from lattice QCD Yoichi Ikeda (RIKEN, Nishina Center) HAL QCD (Hadrons to Atomic nuclei from Lattice QCD) Sinya Aoki, Shinya Gongyo, Takumi Iritani (YITP, Kyoto Univ.) Takumi Doi, Tetsuo Hatsuda, Yoichi Ikeda, Vojtech Krejcirik (RIKEN) Takashi Inoue (Nihon Univ.) Noriyoshi Ishii, Keiko Murano (RCNP, Osaka Univ.) Hidekatsu Nemura, Kenji Sasaki (Univ. Tsukuba) (Students) Daisuke Kawai, Takaya Miyamoto (YITP) The 10th International Workshop on Physics of Excited Nucleon Univ., May , 2015.

2 What is Zc(3900)? e + e Y (4260)? J/ M J/ BESIII Coll., PRL110, , (2013). Belle Coll., PRL110, , (2013).? Zc(3900) is observed in π ± J/ψ invariant mass Charged tetraquarks? (4 quarks necessary) Isospin: I G =1 + M ~ 3900, Γ ~ 60 MeV from BW line shape Peak confirmed by CLEO Coll. Xiao et al., PLB727 (2013). D bar D* = 3872 Δ = 640 πj/ψ = 3232 Zc(3900)

3 Status of Zc(3900) observed in π ± J/ψ & D bar D* invariant mass spectra J P = 1 + seems most probable BESIII Coll., PRL112 (2014). structure of Zc(3900) from models poor information on interactions Tetraquark? Maiani et al. (2013). D bar D* molecule? cc bar + π cloud? Nieves et al. (2011) + many others Voloshin (2008). LQCD simulations for Zc(3900) pole + D bar D* cloud? Guo et al. (2015) cusp? Chen et al. (2013), Swanson (2015).

4 How to find Zc(3900) on the lattice? Conventional approach: LQCD spectrum identify all relevant Wn(L) (n=0,1,2,3,...) n=3 small L n=4 n=2 n=1 n=0 large L LQCD spectrum consistent with MM scattering up to n=13 (L=2fm) a k n = 2 a L n S. Prelovsek et al., PRD91, (2015). Zc(3900) can be resonance & coupled-channel system difficulties in finding broad resonances w/ large L scatterings on the lattice w/ channel coupling to extract S-matrix Lüscher s finite size formula identify Wn=0,1,2,...(L) & find degenerate Wn(L) w/ different L in practice, it is difficult to find degenerate Wn(L) (QCD eigenenergy) L

5 HAL QCD approach Lüscher s finite size formula energy Wn(L) --> phase shift, inelasticity Lüscher, NPB354, 531 (1991). S-matrix S(k) :, (k) NBS wave function Guaranteed to be the same Kurth et al., JHEP 1312 (2013) 015. Energy-independent potential E ~ 0 MeV E ~ 45 MeV Ishii, Aoki, Hatsuda, PRL99, (2007). Aoki, Hatsuda, Ishii, PPTP123, 89 (2010). Advantages of HAL QCD method: coupled-channel problem, resonance (pole position)

6 Contents Introduction Brief introduction to HAL QCD method to define potential talk by K. Sasaki (Wed.) Coupled-channel potential matrix for Zc(3900) in I(J P )=1(1 + ) Application of LQCD potential -- production reactions of Zc(3900) -- Summary

7 ~x Potentials in LQCD Hadron 4pt function & Nambu-Bethe-Salpeter (NBS) wave function R ab (~r, ) X ~x = X n a 1 +ma 2 ) a h0 1 (~x + ~r, ) a 2 (~x, )J b ( = 0) 0i e(m p p Z a 1 Z a h i 2 A b n exp W n a n (~r) X X a L Helmholtz eq. of NBS wave func. ( 2 +( k a n )2 ) a n ( r) =0 ( r >R) (l) W ( ~ (r) ei l(k) sin kr + k) l (k) l /2 kr NBS wave func. in QFT ~ wave func. in Q.M. Coupled-channel potential matrix (faithful to S-matrix) r 2 +( ~ k a n )2 a n (~r) X Z =2µa d~r 0 U ab (~r, ~r 0 b ) n (~r0 ) b R Aoki et al. [HAL QCD Coll.], Proc. Jpn. Acad., Ser. B, 87 (2011); PTEP 2012, 01A105 (2012). Coupled-channel potentials are energy-independent (non-local in general)

8 HAL QCD method Define energy-independent coupled-channel potentials : Since energy-independent potential can produce all scattering states, we do NOT have to identify energy eigenstate Wn, I, J P > Extract energy-independent potential from time-dependent Schrödinger-type eq. apple a n ( r) = r 2 +( k a n )2 0 a 1 ( r + x) a 2 ( x) W n; I,J P a n ( r) =2µ X + r 2 /2µ a 2 /8µa + O( 2 ) R ab (~r, )= X c Z d r 0 U ac ( r, r 0 ) c n ( r0 ) Aoki, Hatsuda, Ishii, PTP123, 89 (2010). Ishii et al,(hal QCD), PLB712, 437(2012). Z d~r 0 ac U ac (~r, ~r 0 )R cb (~r 0, ) = ma 1 m a 2 m a 1 + ma 2 ac = e(ma 1 +ma 2 ) e (mc 1 +mc 2 ) Velocity expansion: U( r, r 0 )=V( r, r) ( r r 0 ) (LO) (NLO) V (~r, r) =V C (~r) +~L ~SV LS (~r) +O(r 2 ) Calculate observable: phase shift, binding energy, pole position,...

9 Lattice QCD simulations for Zc(3900) in I G (J P )=1 + (1 + ) BESIII Coll., PRL110, , (2013). e +? Y (4260) e J/ Belle Coll., PRL110, , (2013).

10 Lattice QCD setup Nf=2+1 full QCD configurations generated by PACS-CS Coll. Iwasaki gauge & O(a)-improved Wilson quark actions a=0.0907(13) fm --> L~2.9 fm (32^3 x 64) PACS-CS Coll., S. Aoki et al., PRD79, , (2009). Light meson mass [conf.1, conf.2, conf.3] (MeV) Mπ=701(1), 572(1), 411(1) [PDG:135 (π 0 )] Mρ=1097(4), 1000(5), 896(8) [PDG:770 (ρ 0 )] Tsukuba-type Relativistic Heavy Quark (RHQ) action for charm quark remove leading cutoff errors O(mc a), O(ΛQCD a),... We are left with O((aΛQCD) 2 ) error (~ a few %) We employ RHQ parameters tuned by Namekawa et al. Charmed meson mass [conf.1, conf.2, conf.3] (MeV) Mηc=3024(1), 3005(1), 2988(1) [PDG:2981] MJ/ψ=3143(1), 3118(1), 3097(1) [PDG:3097] MD=2000(1), 1947(1), 1903(1) [PDG:1865 (D 0 )] MD*=2159(2), 2101(2), 2056(3) [PDG:2007 (D* 0 )] S. Aoki et al., PTP109, 383 (2003). Y. Namekawa et al., PRD84, (2011).

11 Lattice QCD setup : thresholds Thresholds in I G J P = channel Physical thresholds D bar D* = 3872 LQCD simulation D bar D* = 4159, 4048, 3959 πψ = 3821 ρηc = 4121, 4005, 3884 ππηc = 3256 πj/ψ = 3232 πj/ψ = 3844, 3688, 3508 Mπψ > MD bar D* due to heavy pion mass ρ-->ππ decay not allowed w/ L~3fm S-wave πj/ψ - ρηc - D bar D* coupled-channel analysis

12 Potential matrix (πj/ψ - ρη c - D bar D*) VπJ/Ψ-πJ/Ψ weak weak Vρηc-ρηc weak All diagonal potentials are weak no bound D bar D* VD bar D*-D bar D*

13 Potential matrix (πj/ψ - ρη c - D bar D*) VπJ/Ψ-πJ/Ψ VπJ/Ψ-ρηc weak HQ spin symmetry V ρηc-πj/ψ Vρηc-ρηc weak Weak charm spin-flip potential heavy quark spin symmetry (charm quark spin-flip amplitude is suppressed) VD bar D*-D bar D*

14 Potential matrix (πj/ψ - ρη c - D bar D*) VπJ/Ψ-πJ/Ψ VπJ/Ψ-ρηc VπJ/Ψ-D bar D* Vρηc-πJ/Ψ Vρηc-ρηc Vρηc-D bar D* VD bar D*-πJ/Ψ VD bar D*-ρηc VD bar D*-D bar D*

15 Potential matrix (πj/ψ - ρη c - D bar D*) VπJ/Ψ-πJ/Ψ VπJ/Ψ-ρηc VπJ/Ψ-D bar D* weak Vρηc-πJ/Ψ strong Vρηc-ρηc Vρηc-D bar D* weak VD bar D*-πJ/Ψ Strong off-diagonal D bar D* potentials VD bar D*-ρηc strong charm-quark-exchange interactions VD bar D*-D bar D*

16 Potential matrix (πj/ψ - ρη c - D bar D*) VπJ/Ψ-πJ/Ψ VπJ/Ψ-ρηc VπJ/Ψ-D bar D* D bar D* Vρηc-ρηc Vρηc-D bar D* strong strong VD bar D*-D bar D* πj/ψ ρηc

17 2-body scattering & inv. mass spectra πj/ψ invariant mass D bar D* invariant mass enhancement near D bar D* threshold due to large πj/ψ-d bar D* coupling peak in πj/ψ invariant mass enhancement (cusp?) in D bar D* invariant mass (No mq dependence on qualitative behaviors of line shapes)

18 Pole search (πj/ψ :2nd, ρη c :2nd, D bar D*:2nd) input : LQCD potential mπ=410mev Poles of S-matrix πj/ψ threshold ρηc threshold D bar D* threshold Virtual (shadow) poles on the most adjacent complex energy plane for Zc(3900) energy region are found These poles contribute to threshold enhancement of amplitude

19 Three-body decay of Y(4260) d / (2 ) 4 4 (P p 0 p ( D) p J/ (D ))d 3 p 0 d3 p ( D)d 3 p J/ (D ) X f T if 2 Y (4260) ( D) J/ (D ) M J/ ( DD ) constant Y(4260) decay vertex is assumed + Y (4260) q ( p 0 ) ( D) q f M J/ ( DD ) t(w 2 ) J/ (D ) LQCD input (NO free parameter) T if (~p 0, ~q f ; W 3 )= X apple C n n= J/, DD nf + Z d 3 q 1 W 3 E (~p 0 ) E n(~q, ~p 0 )+i t(~q, ~q f ) physical hadron masses employed & S-wave calculation comparison with expt. data property of Y(4260) decay

20 Invariant mass spectra (πj/ψ & D bar D*) Preliminary parameters: CD bar D*/CπJ/ψ = Re iθ --> R=0.95(18), θ=-58(44) deg. Not only D bar D* but also πj/ψ loop is important for Y(4260) decay ( p 0 ) ( D) Y (4260) M J/ ( DD ) t(w 2 ) J/ (D ) prediction Preliminary Qualitatively good line shape Deviation from EXPT. data at high energies --> higher partial wave?? F.K. Guo@HHIQCD2015

21 Summary Applications of coupled-channel HAL QCD method Zc(3900) in I G (J P )=1 + (1 +) channel on the lattice@mπ= mev Large channel coupling between πj/ψ and D bar D* is a key Heavy quark spin symmetry is seen in c.c. potentials Similar line shape of inv. mass to EXPT. is observed Zc(3900) is neither simple D bar D* molecule nor J/Ψ + π-cloud shadow poles on complex energy plane are found (w/ relatively large width) Physical point simulation is the next step Future targets other systems : Zc(4025), X(3872) extension to bottom systems