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Search for new effects to see extra dimensions I.Ya. Arefeva Steklov Mathematical Institute, Moscow Outline Introduction Cosmic membrane Possible effects Technical details Conclusion NN B readin readings NN Dubn


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Search for new effects to see extra dimensions

I.Ya. Aref’eva Steklov Mathematical Institute, Moscow

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Outline

  • Introduction
  • Cosmic membrane
  • Possible effects
  • Technical details
  • Conclusion

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Introduction

  • Search for extra-dimensions is one of main

tasks for LHC

(Higgs, Susy, extra-dimensions)

  • Reasons to think about extra dimensions
  • Kaluza-Klein
  • Strings
  • D-branes
  • TeV-gravity scenario
  • Possible manifestations of Extra Dimensions
  • KK modes
  • Black Hole/Wormhole production
  • Signs of strong quantum gravity
  • Hardon membrane effects

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Transplanckian energy

Transplanckian energy

E M

D Pl, <

D=4

Gev

19 4 Pl,

10 M ≅

Pl

c M GNewton = h

1 , 1 = = h c

2

1

D D D

G M

=

4 Newton

G G ≡

D > 4

,

1

Pl D

M TeV ≈

2

1

D D D

G M

=

  • Within TeV-gravity scenario collisions of hadrons

at the LHC are transplanckian processes.

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Transplanckian scattering

In recent years the study of transplanckian scattering within the TeV-gravity scenario has attracted significant theoretical and phenomenological interest.

Different physical pictures are expected for different ranges

  • f impact parameters b.

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Transplanckian scattering

E

?

Small b Large b

For impact parameters b of the order of the Schwarzschild radius Rsh of a black hole of mass E, microscopic black hole formation and its subsequent evaporation is expected For large impact parameters b>>Rsh the eikonal picture given by eikonalized single-graviton exchange is expected

. Banks, Fischler, hep-th/9906038 I.A., hep-th/9910269, Giddings, hep-ph/0106219, Dimopolos, Landsberg, hep-ph/0106295,……

Proposals concerning the production of more complicated objects such as wormholes/time machines I.A., I.Volovich, 2007

Giuduce, Rattazzi, Wells, hep-ph/0112161

Corrections in Rsh/b to the elastic eikonal scattering have been studied, Lodone, Rychkov, 0909.3519,…..

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To study high-energy scattering of the hadrons one usually deals with the parton picture.

Hadron Parton

High-energy scattering

Graviton is supposed to be propagated freely Since D-dimensional gravity is strong it would be interesting to calculate the modification of the graviton propagator due to a presence of matter. This is difficult problem, however, it can be solved in particular cases.

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Colliding hadrons as gravitational membranes

  • Due to Lorentz contraction we can treat colliding

hadrons in the laboratory frame as membranes with the transversal characteristic scale of order

  • f the hadron and a negligible thickness.

I.A.1007.4777 According to Fermi-Landau hydrodynamical model hadron is a ball

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Colliding Hadron as Gravitational Membrane

These membranes are located on our 3-brane

Since 4+n gravity is strong enough we can expect that hadron membranes modify the 4+n-spacetime metric.

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Colliding hadrons as Gravitational membranes

  • It is known that the 5-dimensional ADD model with the Planck

mass about few TeV is not phenomenologically acceptable and we can deal with the RS2 model or with the DGP model .

  • In all these cases we treat a moving hadron as an infinite

moving membrane in the 5-dimensional world with location on the 3-brane (our world).

Remarks

Only for the case of n=1 we know explicitly the modified metric and we can estimate explicitly the influence of this modification on the parton and other particle scattering.

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Colliding Hadrons as Gravitational Membranes

  • These membranes are located on our 3-brane.

Since 5-gravity is strong enough we can expect that hadrons membranes modified the 5-dim spacetime metric.

5 hadron

l l >

3 ,5

10

Pl

M TeV ฀

ADD RS2

,5 Pl

M TeV ฀

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Colliding Hadrons as Gravitational Membranes

2 2 2 2 2

ds dt d x d x dy

= − + + +

r

n=1, ADD, flat bulk

00

( ), T y µδ = r

( , , ) , ( , ) t x y y x y

=

r r r

5

1 , 2

MN MN MN

R g R G T − =

Solution

5 /

2 2 2 2 2 2

( )

G

ds dt d x d d

µ π

ρ ρ ρ ϕ

− ⊥

= − + + + r

Change of variables

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

ds dt d x dr r d dt d x dr r d β ϕ θ

⊥ ⊥

= − + + + = − + + + r r ( , ) y ρ ϕ ⇒ r

5

, 2 2 , G θ βϕ θ πβ π δ δ µ = ≤ ≤ ≡ − =

5

, 1 , 2 G r

β

ρ µ β β π = = −

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y

z x ≡

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Colliding Hadrons as Gravitational Membranes

  • Due to the presence of the hadron membrane the

gravitational background is nontrivial and describes a flat spacetime with a conical singularity located on the hadron membrane.

  • This picture is a generalization of the cosmological string

picture in the 4-dimensional world to the 5-dimensional world.

  • The deficit angle

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3 3 5 5

, [ ] , [ ] / G G M M S M δ µ µ

= = = =

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Colliding Hadrons as Gravitational Membranes

  • Two types of effects of the deficit angle:

corrections to the graviton propagation new channels of decays

5

, G δ µ =

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Deficit angle. Numbers

One can compare this number with an estimate of the deficit angle for a cosmic string in 4-dimensional spacetime with the Newtonian gravitational constant G and the density

that corresponds to the Earth mass distributed on a length of about l=9km

6

10

cs

δ

33 2

10 m GeV l ρ = =

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RS2

,5 Pl

M TeV ฀

4 5

10 10 , δ δ

= =

5

, G δ µ =

9 3 3 2

1 10 , 10 10 δ

− ⋅

≈ = ⋅

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Corrections to the graviton propagation

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D.V.Shirkov, Coupling Running through The Looking-Glass

  • f dimensional Reduction,

1004.1510

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Propagators for 2-dim space with a deficit angle

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A.Sommerfeld,1897;J.S.Dowker, 1972; Deser,Jackiw, 1988

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Born’s Amplitude in a space with a membrane

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Eikonal approximation. Flat extra-dimensions

+ ….

Guidice, Rattazzi,Well, hep-ph/0112161 Barbashov, Kuleshov,Matveev, Sissakian, TMP,1970 Kadyshevsky at al, TMP,1971

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Lost momentum

Eikonal approximation. The deficit angle corrections

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Eikonal approximation. Flat extra-dimensions

From hep-ph/0112161

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Corrections to the eikonal amplitude

Toy model with the deficit angle equal to π

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New channels of decays.

2 3 l

g M σ ≈

Toy model: if we neglect brane, light particle 2 heavy particles

m 2M

For large longitudinal momentum of the light particle, the cross-section does not depend on kz and is defied only by the cubic coupling g of these 3 particles and heavy mass M

1

2

z

k Mδ − >>

To realize the condition * it is enough to take kz about 1 TeV and M of the order of the few MeV's.

*

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  • High-energy hadrons colliding on the 3-brane

embedding in the 5-dim spacetime with 5th dim smaller than the hadrons size are considered as colliding “cosmic” membranes.

  • This consideration leads to the 3-dim effective

model of high energy collisions of hadrons and the model is similar to cosmic strings in the 4- dim world. Main message: Colliding Hadron as Gravitational Membrane

To conclude

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Colliding hadrons as cosmic membranes

  • Due to Lorentz contraction we can treat colliding

hadrons in the laboratory frame as membranes with the transversal characteristic scale of order

  • f the hadron and a negligible thickness.
  • These membranes are located on our 3-brane.
  • Since 4+n gravity is strong enough we can expect

that hadron membranes modify the 4+n- spacetime metric.

  • n=1 we can perform explicit calculation

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2-merization vs 3-merization

  • In other words, we deal with an effective

3-dimensional picture in the high-energy scattering (compare with the usual effective 2-dimensional picture in 4- dimensional spacetime).