Speakers
Wolfgang Gradl
(University of Mainz)
Wolfgang Gradl
(University of Mainz)
Wolfgang Gradl
(Uni Mainz, Inst.f.Kernphysik)
Description
Hadron spectroscopy, the study of states bound by the strong interaction, has received renewed interest in recent years, motivated by the discovery of states that to not conform to the usual classification of mesons (q qbar) or baryons (qqq). This opens up a new field of spectroscopy for these unconventional states. In this talk I will give a short overview of the field and present several recent observations of unconventional states containing heavy quarks found at LHCb and BESIII.
| Preferred track | Hadron Spectroscopy |
|---|---|
| Subfield | Nuclear experiment |
| Attending in-person? | Yes |
Primary authors
Wolfgang Gradl
(University of Mainz)
Wolfgang Gradl
(University of Mainz)
Wolfgang Gradl
(Uni Mainz, Inst.f.Kernphysik)
