Large Dimensions and String Physics in Future Colliders

I. Antoniadis; K. Benakli

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Large Dimensions and String Physics in Future Colliders

I. Antoniadis, K. Benakli

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 20 Jul 2000

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The authors' main claim After an overview on different string realizations, we discuss some of the main important problems and we summarize present bounds on the size of possible extra-dimensions from collider experiments.

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We review the status of low-scale string theories and large extra-dimensions. After an overview on different string realizations, we discuss some of the main important problems and we summarize present bounds on the size of possible extra-dimensions from collider experiments.

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We review the status of low-scale string theories and large extra-dimensions. After an overview on different string realizations, we discuss some of the main important problems and we summarize present bounds on the size of possible extra-dimensions from collider experiments.

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The Cosmological Constant Problem: Why it's hard to get Dark Energy from Micro-physics
hep-th 2013-09 conditional novelty 3.0 of 10

The cosmological constant problem is reframed in effective-field-theory terms as a failure of technical naturalness, three minimal criteria for a solution are stated, and supersymmetric large extra dimensions are pres...

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However, in contrast to the case in [ref] , these are Kaluza-Klein excitations of the dark $U(1)$ with tiny couplings.

U(1) mixing and the Weak Gravity Conjecture · Introduction · 0.92

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However, seminal works such as the Casimir-Polder interaction [ref] , the Feinberg-Sucher force mediated by neutrino exchanges [ref] , as shown Feynman diagram in [ref] and recent advances involving supersymmetry and superstring theories [ref] , illustrate ongoing interest in exotic long-range phenomena.

Probing Weak-Force Corrections to Black Hole Geometry via Long Range Potentials: Feinberg-Sucher and Ferrer-Nowakowski Potentials · Introduction · 0.91

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