Research on the pentaquark Θ 1540

[mcciysm3]

I'm doing some research on the pentaquark Θ 1540 and was just wondering if anyone could recommend a good website (or book), thanks.

 

[marlon]

https://www.physicsforums.com/journal.php?s=&action=view&journalid=13790&perpage=10&page=2

Scroll down to the third entry, the pentaquark-entry. I also included various references to several websites and peer reviewed articles

marlon

 

[sir-pinski]

There are several reputable sources for research on the pentaquark Θ 1540. One website that I would recommend is the Particle Data Group (PDG) website, which is maintained by a collaboration of particle physicists from around the world. They regularly update and publish information on the latest research and discoveries in the field of particle physics, including the pentaquark Θ 1540.

Another useful resource is the arXiv preprint server, where researchers often publish their latest findings and studies on various topics in physics. Simply search for "pentaquark Θ 1540" to find relevant articles and papers.

In terms of books, "The Pentaquark Θ+ and Other Exotic Baryons" by Marek Karliner and Harry J. Lipkin is a comprehensive and highly cited book on the subject. It covers the history, experimental evidence, and theoretical models related to the pentaquark Θ 1540.

I also recommend checking out recent research articles published in peer-reviewed journals such as Physical Review Letters, Nuclear Physics, and Physics Letters B. These journals often have open access options for their articles, making them easily accessible for those without institutional access.

Overall, the pentaquark Θ 1540 is a fascinating and ongoing topic of research in particle physics, and there are many reliable sources available to learn more about it. I hope this helps in your research journey.