Abstract
We observe a narrow peaking structure in the invariant-mass spectrum near the threshold. The peak is clearly seen in 1.5 million events of decay using the data sample collected by the Belle detector at the KEKB asymmetric-energy collider. We try two approaches to explain this structure: as a new resonance and as a cusp at the threshold. The best fit is obtained with a coherent sum of a Flatt function and a constant background amplitude with the (), while the fits to Breit-Wigner functions are unfavored by more than 7. The best fit explains the structure as a cusp at the threshold, and the obtained parameters are consistent with the known properties of . The observation gives the first identification of a threshold cusp in hadrons from the spectrum shape.
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