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VOLUME 102 (2015) | ISSUE 5 | PAGE 302
Is pentaquark doublet a hadronic molecule?
DOI: 10.7868/S0370274X15170038
Abstract
A recently announced discovery by LHCb of a doublet of overlapping pentaquark resonances poses a question of what can be the origin of this doublet structure. We attract attention to the fact that such degeneracy could naturally arise if constituent "baryon" and "meson" were in the colored, rather than colorless states. This is an appealing possibility, also because in such a case the pentaquark state would be no less "elementary" than the other hadrons, and would provide a chance for essentially new non-Abelian chemistry.