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25 April 2024
 
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Static solutions of a 6-dimensional Einstein-Yang-Mills model
Yves Brihaye ; Fabien Clement ; Betti Hartmann ;
Date 3 Jun 2004
Journal Phys. Rev. D70 (2004), 084003
Subject hep-th
AffiliationUniversite de Mons, Belgium), Fabien Clement (Universite de Mons, Belgium) and Betti Hartmann (IUB, Germany
AbstractWe study the Einstein-Yang-Mills equations in a 6-dimensional space-time. We make a self-consistent static, spherically symmetric ansatz for the gauge fields and the metric. The metric of the manifold associated with the two extra dimensions contains off-diagonal terms. The classical equations are solved numerically and several branches of solutions are constructed. We also present an effective 4-dimensional action from which the equations can equally well be derived. This action is a standard Einstein-Yang-Mills-Higgs theory extended by three scalar fields. Two of the scalar fields are interpreted as dilatons, while the one associated with the off-diagonal term of the metric induces very specific interactions.
Source arXiv, hep-th/0406034
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