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Analysis reveals a mass splitting of -18.0 MeV for spin-orbit partner states of Ω baryons, indicating essential insights for future experiments.
Using the QCD sum rule method, we investigate the mass splitting for the spin-orbit partner states of the $Ω(2012)$ baryon assuming that it is a P-wave excitation with JP=3/2⁻. This study is an extension of the previous work [1] in which the masses of these states were estimated with uncertainties too large to extract the reliable mass splitting. In the present study, by directly formulating a sum rule for the mass splitting, we obtain an improved prediction, δM = M3/2⁻ - M1/2⁻ = -18.0+ 33.6-17.1 MeV. This result provides a more quantitative insight into the spectrum of P-wave $Ω$ baryons and serves as a useful reference for future experiments.
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