Abstract
The suitability of using non-relativistic quantum mechanics to investigate heavy quark mesons is illustrated through a study of the charmonium meson. We consider a limiting form of the QCD potential which is a simple combination of the linear and Coulomb potential. The experimentally determined masses of and are reproduced for . For we have three different sets of variational parameters and to choose the appropriate one we use the leptonic decay width of and . Finally we use a spin-spin interaction to investigate the hyperfine splitting of Charmonium and use it to calculate the mass of . Our theoretical results agree with the experimentally measured values of and thereby verifies the usefulness of non-relativistic quantum mechanics in the study of heavy quark meson.
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