Flat 3-Brane with Tension in Cascading Gravity
Claudia de Rham, Justin Khoury, Andrew J. Tolley

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that in a 6+1-dimensional cascading gravity model, a tensioned 3-brane remains flat and the bulk solution is non-singular and perturbatively well-behaved.
Contribution
It shows that a tensioned 3-brane in cascading gravity remains flat and free of singularities within the weak-field approximation.
Findings
3-brane with tension remains flat in 6+1 dimensions
Bulk solution is non-singular and perturbative
Valid for small tension within weak-field regime
Abstract
In the Cascading Gravity brane-world scenario, our 3-brane lies within a succession of lower-codimension branes, each with their own induced gravity term, embedded into each other in a higher-dimensional space-time. In the 6+1-dimensional version of this scenario, we show that a 3-brane with tension remains flat, at least for sufficiently small tension that the weak-field approximation is valid. The bulk solution is nowhere singular and remains in the perturbative regime everywhere.
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