A Note on Gaugino Masses in Kaluza-Klein/Radion Mediated SUSY Breaking
arXiv:hep-ph/0012182 · doi:10.1088/1126-6708/2001/05/017
Abstract
We review the equivalence of two approaches to study theories with gauge fields in extra spatial dimensions, namely the ``4D'' approach (with KK states) and the ``5D'' approach (with matching to the 4D theory at the compactification scale). In particular, we reiterate that there are two different power-law scalings of ``effective'' gauge couplings. In a supersymmetric framework with SUSY breaking in the radius modulus, i.e., the field which fixes the size of the extra dimensions, these two approaches seem to give gaugino masses at loop-level (with a possible enhancement due to large number of Kaluza-Klein states) (hep-ph/0008069), and tree-level (hep-ph/0008103), respectively. We show explicitly how this discrepancy can be resolved.
Latex, 14 pages. In the revised version (to be published in JHEP), the conclusions are slightly stronger. We now say explicitly (in the introduction, section 5 and summary) that the tree-level contribution to gaugino mass considered in hep-ph/0008103 was neglected in hep-ph/0008069. The loop contribution to gaugino mass discussed in hep-ph/0008069 and not included in hep-ph/0008103 can be comparable to the tree-level effect, but the loop correction to the gaigino mass formula in hep-ph/0008103 is small
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