On the localization of fermions on thick D-branes
arXiv:1008.1281 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.82.124062
Abstract
Hints on the possible localization of fermions on double thick D-branes (Domain Walls) are found by analyzing the moduli space of parameters. Deeper analysis toward this direction might help to select phenomenologically plausible models. A new kind of condition for fermion localization is proposed. This might be useful in multi-brane-world scenarios, which are important when symmetry breaking is considered in the AdS/CFT formalism, as well as in curved brane-worlds.
arXiv commentReferences added, analysis and discussion enhanced. 8 pages, 4 figures, submitted to PRD
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