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First observation of the direct production of a non-vector state in e+e- annihilation The BESIII Collaboration has observed the direct production of an axial vector particle, χc1(1P), in electron-positron (e+e-) annihilation. The paper has been published in Physical Review Letters [Phy. Rev. Lett. 129 (2022) 122001]. This is the first experimental observation of the direct production of a non-vector state in e+e- annihilation process.
First evidence for the first neutral open-strange hidden-charm tetraquark state The BESIII Collaboration recently reported the evidence of a new exotic multi-quark state, namely Zcs(3985)0. It is the neutral partner of the charged tetraquark Zcs(3985)+ observed in 2021 at BESIII. This is the first candidate of the neutral hidden-charm tetraquark with non-zero strangeness, which marks a new milestone in exploration of the genuine properties of the family of the exotic multi-quark hadrons. The paper has been published in Physical Review Letters [Phy. Rev. Lett. 129 (2022) 112003].
Observation of resonance structures in e+ e- → π+ π- ψ2(3823) The BESIII experiment recently reported an observation of resonance structures in the e+ e-→π+ π- ψ2(3823) process, and also achieved the most precise mass measurement of theψ2(3823) state. These results have been published in Physical Review Letters [Phys. Rev. Lett. 129, 102003 (2022)].
Observation of the X(2600) state The BESIII Collaboration recently reported the observation of a new state, X(2600), using 10 billion Jpsi decay events. It was published online in the Journal of Physical Review Letter on July 19, 2022 [Phys. Rev. Lett. 129 (2022) 042001].
Precise Electromagnetic Structure of Neutron Measured at BESIII The BESIII collaboration presented measurements of the neutron’s electromagnetic (EM) structure in the time-like region with unprecedented precision. The new BESIII results clarify the photon-nucleon interaction puzzle that has persisted for over 20 years, and a surprising periodic structure is observed on the nucleon effective form factors. The manuscript is featured on the cover of the Nature Physics issue of Nov.8th, 2021.