1 / m corrections for orbitally excited heavy mesons and the 1 / 2 – 3 / 2 puzzle

We reinvestigate the effects of the 1/m sub(c) corrections on the spectrum of the lowest orbitally excited D-meson states. We argue that one should expect the 1/m sub(c) corrections to induce a significant mixing between the two lowest lying 1 super(+) states. We discuss the implications of this mix...

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Hauptverfasser:	Klein, Rebecca, Mannel, Thomas, Shahriaran, Farnoush, van Dyk, Danny
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