Or better this from LHCb for a proper analysis (different state).
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Kevin McHugh
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Thanks ZZ, I had not seen that. The DZero link was very informative.
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Jimtaff
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I understand that these exotic particles are termed X Y and Z, and that the Y(4140) was recently renamed X(4140) by the Particle Data Group . Can someone explain the difference between X Y and Z please?
This paper with figure 2 would suggest Z for charged states, X for C even and Y for C odd states, but I don't know if that naming scheme is used universally, especially as these slides include a neutral Z (slide 11).