We discuss mechanisms of pair production in collisions. We consider the -continuum mechanism with the -channel vector-meson exchanges, where the coupling constants are derived from the decays. For the channel, we consider mainly the exchanges. We find a relatively large continuum contribution for the channel and a significantly smaller one for , concluding that the broad bump at GeV observed by the Belle and BaBar Collaborations has a continuum origin rather than corresponding to the broad resonance. We also investigate the resonant production of pairs, including and . The meson is a good candidate for the first excited -wave charmonium state. This resonance can decay into both channels; however, its branching fractions are not well known at present. Comparing our model result with keV (corresponding to the Buchmüller-Tye potential) to the BaBar data, we find . We present results for differential distributions in several variables for Belle II kinematics. Finally, we shortly mention predictions for the ultraperipheral heavy-ion reaction for low invariant mass ( GeV) at the LHC.

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