Effective Lagrangian and stability analysis in warped space
arXiv:2201.04053 · doi:10.1007/JHEP09(2022)195
Abstract
In the warped space model, the inter-brane distance can be stabilized by the Goldberger-Wise mechanism. Of particular importance, the stabilization potential calls for a proper identification of the dynamical degree of freedom. In this paper, we provided a complete calculation of the effective Lagrangian till the quadratic order that is generic for the Randall-Sundrum model and its -brane extensions. By applying the variation principle to a specific perturbation field, we derived the equations of motion and orthogonal conditions for decoupling the graviton. This approach is demonstrated to be equivalent to the analysis using the linearized Einstein equation. Our derivation clarifies that in the -brane set up, just one degree of freedom for the radion field is dynamical, with the other modes eliminated by the gauge fixings. Thus we can directly generalize the GW stabilization to the -brane model in a way similar to the RS1 scenario.
arXiv comment21 pages including appendices, updated with deriving the scalar EOM from Einstein Equation in appendix
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