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Kotaro Murakami (Institute of Science Tokyo)20/02/2026, 09:30
Elucidating the nature of exotic hadrons is one of the central challenges in hadron physics. In recent years, numerical simulations based on lattice QCD have become a powerful tool for investigating these hadrons from first principles. The HAL QCD method, which explores hadron interactions in lattice QCD through interaction potentials, has demonstrated particular advantages for systems...
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Takayasu Sekihara (Kyoto Prefectural University)20/02/2026, 10:10
The HAL QCD method has been established as a reliable method to study hadron-hadron interactions. However, in the $\bar{K} N$ potential, which dynamically generates the $\Lambda (1405)$ as the bound state, singular behavior around the origin has been observed. In order to clarify the cause of such behavior in the HAL QCD method, we calculate the R-correlators and local potentials in an...
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Masayasu Harada (KMI, Nagoya University)20/02/2026, 11:20
I will summarize main points of the following two works.
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[1] S. Ampuku, Y. Yamaguchi and M. Harada, [arXiv:2511.13003 [hep-ph]].
We develop a model that incorporates mixing between hadronic-molecular and compact multiquark components. We then apply this framework to the specific case of the Tcc and analyze the peak structure in the D0-D0-pi+ invariant-mass spectrum reported by LHCb. We find... -
Tomona Kinugawa (RIKEN)20/02/2026, 12:00
In recent years, an increasing number of exotic hadrons have been observed, many of which appear near scattering thresholds. In this work, we focus on near-threshold states in systems governed by both short-range and Coulomb interactions, and calculate the compositeness to quantify their internal structure. When the Bohr radius $a_B$ is larger than the magnitude of the effective range $|r_e|$,...
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