The mixing effect on S*(975), epsilon (1300) and G(1590) is investigated by identifying the G(1590) as a possible candidate for the scalar gluonium state. This enables one to explain the largeness of the G to eta eta rate relative to G to pi pi and G to KK.

Bijan Kumar Bagchi

Physics

(SoNS) School of Natural Sciences

A. Lahiri

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