The X(4260) and possible confirmation of psi(3D), psi(5S), psi(4D), psi(6S) and psi(5D) in J/psi pi+ pi-

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Data on e+ e- --> J/psi pi+ pi- and the X(4260) enhancement by the BABAR collaboration [ arXiv:hep-ex/0506081, arXiv:0808.1543 ] are analysed by modelling missing signals that should be present in the complete production amplitude with vector quantum numbers in the charmonium region. Thus, it is shown that the data contain evidence for the existence of the psi(5S), the psi(4D), the psi(6S) and the psi(5D) c-cbar vector states, and furthermore a clear indication for the mass and width of the psi(3D). Moreover, it is shown that signs of the psi(3S), psi(2D) and psi(4S) can be observed in the same data. Finally, it is argued that the X(4260) enhancement is not a resonance, but rather a phenomenon connected with the opening of the D(s)(*)-Dbar(s)(*) threshold and the coupling to the J/psi f(0)(980) channel.

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