Can we understand the decay width of the Tcc+ state?

Inspired by the recent discovery of a doubly charmed tetraquark state Tcc+ by the LHCb Collaboration, we employ the effective Lagrangian approach to investigate the decay width of Tcc+→D+D0π0/D0D0π+ and Tcc+→D0D+γ with the assumption that Tcc+ is an isoscalar DD⁎ molecule. We show that both the Tcc→DDπ and Tcc→DDγ modes contribute to the decay width of Tcc, with the former being dominant. The resulting total decay width of about Γ=63 keV is smaller than the experimental decay width obtained from the Breit-Wigner fit of the LHCb data, Γ=410±165±43−38+18 keV, while close to the number obtained from the alternative unitary analysis, Γ=48±2−14+0 keV, which supports the molecular nature of Tcc.