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Brane Gravitational Interactions from 6D Supergravity

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 31 Aug 2009

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The authors' main claim These results support the idea that in such models the gravitational interactions may be decoupled from the brane vacuum energy.

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CitationA. Salvio. "Brane Gravitational Interactions from 6D Supergravity." arXiv:0909.0023 (2009). https://pith.science/paper/XQXJQGKQ
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We investigate the massive graviton contributions to 4D gravity in a 6D brane world scenario, whose bulk field content can include that of 6D chiral gauged supergravity. We consider a general class of solutions having 3-branes, 4D Poincare symmetry and axisymmetry in the internal space. We show that these contributions, which we compute analytically, can be independent of the brane vacuum energy as a consequence of geometrical and topological properties of the above-mentioned codimension two brane world. These results support the idea that in such models the gravitational interactions may be decoupled from the brane vacuum energy.

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We investigate the massive graviton contributions to 4D gravity in a 6D brane world scenario, whose bulk field content can include that of 6D chiral gauged supergravity. We consider a general class of solutions having 3-branes, 4D Poincare symmetry and axisymmetry in the internal space. We show that these contributions, which we compute analytically, can be independent of the brane vacuum energy as a consequence of geometrical and topological properties of the above-mentioned codimension two brane world. These results support the idea that in such models the gravitational interactions may be decoupled from the brane vacuum energy.

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  • A combination of the concepts of supersymmetry and (large) extra dimensions has been proposed [ref] as a way to attack the cosmological constant problem, postulating two extra dimensions and codimension two 3-branes.

    Towards a Naturally Small Cosmological Constant from Branes in 6D Supergravity · Introduction · 0.90

  • The aim of the present paper is to answer this question by considering a realization of 6D supergravity called the Salam-Sezgin model[For an analysis of deviations from Newton's law in different types of 6D supergravity see [ref] .] [ref] (and its anomaly free [ref] extensions [ref] ).

    Deviations From Newton's Law in Supersymmetric Large Extra Dimensions · Introduction · 0.89

  • The aim of the present paper is to answer this question by considering a realization of 6D supergravity called the Salam-Sezgin model[For an analysis of deviations from Newton's law in different types of 6D supergravity see [ref] .] [ref] (and its anomaly free [ref] extensions [ref] ).

    A New Anomaly-Free Gauged Supergravity in Six Dimensions · Introduction · 0.89

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