Overview
Over the past two decades, the LHCb experiment has observed dozens of candidate exotic states. Understanding the inner structure of these exotic hadrons and hunting for new species to systematically build a comprehensive exotic hadron spectroscopy are the central tasks ahead. With the successful completion of LHCb Run 3 data-taking, the substantially enlarged statistics open prime opportunities to deepen our understanding of exotic hadrons.
This two-day satellite workshop aims to bring together experimentalists and theorists to take stock of current achievements, share forward-looking ideas, and shape the future roadmap of exotic hadron physics.
Topics covered in this edition
- Observation of Bs0* and its implications
- Pentaquarks
- Fully charmed & doubly heavy tetraquarks
- Prospects for exotic hadron studies
Participation
All interested theorists and LHCb members are welcome to participate and encouraged to register. The workshop will be held in hybrid mode to allow for online participation.
Practical information
In case any help is needed, please contact Liupan An, Elisabetta Spadaro Norella and Da Yu Tou.