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Generalized solution for metric in Randall-Sundrum scenario Alexander Kisselev IHEP, NRC “Kurchatov Institute”, Protvino, Russia The XIII-th International School-Conference “The Actual Problems of Microworld Physics” Gomel, Belarus, July 29, 2015

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Generalized solution for metric in Randall-Sundrum scenario

Alexander KisselevIHEP, NRC “Kurchatov Institute”,

Protvino, Russia

The XIII-th International School-Conference“The Actual Problems of Microworld Physics”

Gomel, Belarus, July 29, 2015

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July 29, 2015

Plan of the talkPlan of the talk

Randall-Sundrum (RS) scenario with two branes

Original RS solution for the warp factor of the metric

Generalization of the RS solution Role of the constant term. Different

physical schemes Conclusions

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July 29, 2015

Space-time with one extra spatial compact dimension

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July 29, 2015

Randall-Sundrum scenario Randall-Sundrum scenario

22 dydxdxgds

Periodicity: (x, y ± 2πrc) = (x, y) Z2-symmetry: (x, y) = (x, –y)

Background metric (y is an extra coordinate)

orbifold S1/Z2 0 ≤ y ≤ πrc

Two fixed points: y=0 and y= πrc

two 3-dimensional branes

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0y cy r

Planck brane TeV brane Gravity

SM

Planck brane

AdS5 space-time with two branes

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21 SSSS g

-2 (5)35

4 RMGdyxdSg

)2(1)2(1)2(14

)2(1 LgxdS

Five-dimensional action

Induced brane metrics

),(),0,( )2()1(cryxGgyxGg

]

[

2)2()2(

1)1()1(

)(

)(4

1

2

1||

35

cNM

NMMNMNMN

rygg

yggGGM

RGRG

Einstein-Hilbert’s equations

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2)(22 dydxdxeds y

Five-dimensional background metric tensor

10

0gG MN )](2exp[ yg

E-H’s equations for the warp function σ(y):

)]()([12

1)(''

24)('

2135

35

2

yryM

y

My

c

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(Randall & Sundrum, 1999)

3521

235 24)()(,24 RSRSRS MM

The RS solution:

- does not explicitly reproduce the jump on brane y=πrc

- is not symmetric with respect to the branes, although both branes (at points y=0 and y=πrc) must be treated on an equal footing

- does not include a constant term

||)(RS yy

)()('RS yy

Randall-Sundrum solution

Randall-Sundrum solution

)(2)('' RS yy

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Solution of 2-nd E-H’s equation for

constant 4

)( 2121 cc ryyryyy

221 where

constant)( yy

For the open interval the solution is trivial

Let us define: 2,1352,1

235 ,24 MM 12

221

0 < y < πrc

0 ≤ y ≤ πrc

Generalization of RS solution

Generalization of RS solution

(to guarantee σ(y)=κy + C for 0 < y < πrc)

10

two possibilities:

- brane tensions Λ1,2 have the same sign

021 this case cannot be realized

- brane tensions Λ1,2 have opposite signs

021

121 As a result: 2)()(4

1cryy

Symmetry with respect to the branes

The periodicity condition means:

)()()( ccc ryryry

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Expression for the warp function (A.K., 2014-15)

Cr

ryyy cc

2) (

2)(

3521

235 12,24 MM

with the fine tuning

)()(2

)(' cryyy

is anti-symmetric in y:

0 ≤ C ≤ κπrc

Derivative of σ(y) at |y| < πrc

)(')(' yy

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factor of 2 different than that of RS

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σ(y)+ C

y2πrc-πrc 0 πrc

κπrc

yCy )(

)0()]()([)('' cc ryryyy

cc rryCy )()

)(

0( cry

yCy

orbifolding

periodicity

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σ(y)+ C

y2πrc-πrc 0 πrc

κπrc

00 )( Cyy

Crryy cc )(

Two equivalent RS-like solutions

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00 )( Cyy

Cr

ryyyyy cc

2) (

2)()(

2

1)( 0

Crryy cc )(

Solution symmetric with respect to the branes:

If starting from the point y=0

If starting from the point y=πrc

cccc rryyryr yy )2(Since

Neither of two branes/fixed points is preferable provided orbifold and periodicity conditions are taken into account

solution is consistent with orbifold symmetry

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Randall-Sundrum solution: ||)(RS yy

Does it mean that σ(y) is a linear function for all y?

The answer is negative: one must use the periodicity condition first, and only then estimate absolute value |y|

In other words, extra coordinate y must be reduced to the interval -πrc ≤ y ≤ πrc (by using periodicity condition) before evaluating functions |x|, ε(x), …

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)(2

|)||(|2

2|)||(|

2)(

000

000

yrr

yyr

ryyrCyr

cc

c

ccc

cr 2π

Examples: definition of σ(y) outside this interval

Let y = πrc + y0 , where 0 < y0 < πrc (that is, πrc < y < 2πrc)

σ(y)+ C

2πrc0 πrc

κπrc

y

κ(πrc - y0)

πrc+ y0

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Our solution for σ(y):

- makes the jumps on both branes

- is symmetric with respect to the branes

- is consistent with the orbifold symmetry

- depends on the constant C

,cryy

yy

)]()([)('' cryyy

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Hierarchy relation(depends on C)

)2exp(352

Pl CM

M

2/3

5

Pl

1)2exp(

Mrκπ

Mxm

cnn

Masses of KK gravitons (xn are zeros of J1(x))

1)2exp(Pl

crκπ

M

Interaction Lagrangian on the TeV brane

(massive gravitons only)

Coupling constant(on TeV brane)

)()(

1)(

1

)( xTxhxLn

n

Different values of this constant result in quite diverse physical models

(A.K., 2014)

Parameters M5, κ, Λπ depend on constant C

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The very expression for mn is independent of C,but values of mn depend on C via M5 and κ

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I. C = 0 cc rr )(,0)0(

)exp( cnn rxm

352

Pl

MM that requires

Pl5 ~~ MM

Masses of KK resonances

RS1 model

Graviton spectrum - heavy resonances,with the lightest one above 1 TeV

(Randall & Sundrum, 1999)

Different physical schemes

Different physical schemes

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II. C = κπrc 0)(,)0( rrc

nn xm

)2exp(352

Pl crM

M

Masses of KK resonances

RSSC model: RS-like scenario with the small curvature of 5-dimensional space-time

For small κ, graviton spectrum is similar to that of the ADD model

nn xm

5M MeV 100 TeV,1for5.9 5 Mrc

(Giudice, Petrov & A.K., 2005)

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III. C = κπrc /2 2/)()0( cc rr

In variable z = y - πκrc/2: Czr

zr

z cc

222)(

σ(z)- C

z

0

κπrc/2

-κπrc/2

πrc/2

-πrc/2

0

“Symmetric scheme” (A.K., 2014)

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)2sinh(2 3

52Pl cr

MM

)2/exp( cnn rxm Masses of gravitons

Let 5M

MeV)(7.3 nn xm

GeV 10 GeV,102 495 M

GeV103 5

Almost continuous spectrum of the gravitons

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July 29, 2015

0

)()(2)()(4eff )]()()()([

4

1

n

nnn

nn xhxhmxhxhxdS

xxx C e'

nC

nnnCnn mmmhhh e',e' )()()(

Effective gravity action

C Shift is equivalent to the change

Invariance of the action rescaling of fields and masses:

Massive theory is not scale-invariant

From the point of view of 4- dimensional observer these two theories are not physically equivalent

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nccnn xrrxm )exp()]exp([

cr Example: C = πκrc (RS1 → RSSC)

The end is near!

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Virtual s-channel GravitonsVirtual s-channel Gravitons

Scattering of SM fields mediated by graviton exchange in s-channel

Scattering of SM fields mediated by graviton exchange in s-channel

qlfffee

Xjetsllpp

,),(

),( 2

,, )( ffhggqq n

Processes:

Sub-processes:

h(n)

Σ n≥1

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SAM

fin TPT

Awhere

Tensor part of graviton propagator

Energy-momentum tensors

122

11)(

n nnn mimssS

Matrix element of sub-process mediated by s-channel KK gravitons

and

1.0,/ 23 nn mGraviton widths:

(process independent)

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)(

)(

2

1)(

1

22/3

53 zJ

zJM

ssS

2/35

Mszwith

For chosen values of parameters:

ssS

3)TeV1(

)1(O|)(|

TeV physics at LHC energies (in spite of large Λπ)

In symmetric scheme (A.K., 2014)

(relation of mn with xn was used)

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ConclusionsConclusions

Generalized solution for the warp factor σ(y) in RS-like scenario is derived

New expression: - is symmetric with respect to the branes - has the jumps on both branes - is consistent with the orbifold symmetry σ(y) depends on constant C (0 ≤ C ≤

κπrc) Different values of C result in quite

diverse physical schemes Particular scenarios are: RS1 model, RSSC model, “symmetric” model

Thank you for your attention

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Back-up slides

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RSSC model is not equivalent to the ADD model with one ED of the size R=(πκ)-1 up to κ ≈10-20 eV

)2(1)2exp( 35

12352

Pl cr

c rMrM

M c

Hierarchy relation for small κ

But the inequality 12 cr means that

eVTeV1

1017.03

5182Pl

35

M

M

M

RSSC model vs.ADD model

Dilepton production at LHC

Pseudorapidity cut: |η| ≤ 2.4Efficiency: 85 %K-factor: 1.5 for SM background 1.0 for signal

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Graviton contributions in RSSC to the process pp → μ+μ- + X (solid lines)

vs. SM contribution (dashed line) for 7 TeV

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Graviton contributions in RSSC to the process

pp → μ+μ- + X (solid lines) vs. SM contribution (dashed line) for 14 TeV

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cutcut dp

)(dp,

dp

)(dp

SMgrav

pBpS

dN

dN

Statistical significance

Number of events with pt > ptcut

BS

S

NN

NS

Interference SM-gravity contribution is negligible

Lower bounds on M5 at 95% level S=5

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Statistical significance in RSSC for pp → e+e- + X as a function of 5-dimensional reduced Planck scale

and cut on electron transverse momentumfor 7 TeV (L=5 fb-1) and 8 TeV (L=20 fb-1)

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No deviations from the CM were seen at the LHC

M5 > 6.35 TeV (for 7 + 8 TeV, L = 5 fb-1 + 20 fb-1 )

LHC search limits on M5:

8.95 TeV (for 13 TeV, L = 30 fb-

1 )

(A.K., 2013)