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Spectroscopy of heavy-light mesons (\(c{\bar{s}}\), \(c{\bar{q}}\), \(b{\bar{s}}\), \(b{\bar{q}}\)) for the linear plus modified Yukawa potential using Nikiforov–Uvarov method

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An approximate bound state solution of the Klein–Gordon equation is derived analytically for the 3-dimensional space with a combination framework of linear plus modified Yukawa Potential (LIMYP) using the Nikiforov–Uvarov (N–U) method for obtaining the energy eigenvalues and corresponding wave function. A detailed study of mass spectra of all combination sets of heavy-light flavor mesons vis-a-vis \((Ks/Kq; K= C, B)\) is investigated by treating both heavy-light flavor mesons non-relativistic with an effective quark–antiquark interaction potential for different quantum states. Along with that, an elucidated graphical representation is scrutinized with the calculated mass spectra obtained from the energy eigenvalue against the corresponding variables for all the combination sets of heavy-light flavors mesons. Therefore, the current framework potential provides excellent reconciliation with the experimental data of states known to date and minuscule % difference in lower quantum states, which increases with higher quantum states that can be correlated with the higher screening factor coming into the account.

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Purohit, K.R., Rai, A.K. & Parmar, R.H. Spectroscopy of heavy-light mesons (\(c{\bar{s}}\), \(c{\bar{q}}\), \(b{\bar{s}}\), \(b{\bar{q}}\)) for the linear plus modified Yukawa potential using Nikiforov–Uvarov method. Indian J Phys 98, 1109–1121 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12648-023-02852-3

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