Localizing fields on brane in magnetized backgound
C. Q. Geng, Shih-Hao Ho

TL;DR
This paper proposes a straightforward mechanism using a magnetic field in a six-dimensional flat space to localize scalar, fermion, and gauge fields on a 3-brane, treating all fields equally without ad hoc assumptions.
Contribution
It introduces a simple, universal localization mechanism in flat six-dimensional space that works even at weak coupling, avoiding special treatment of different fields.
Findings
Effective localization of various fields on the brane
Works in flat six-dimensional Minkowski space
Operates in the weak coupling limit
Abstract
To localize the scalar, fermion, and abelian gauge fields on our 3-brane, a simple mechanism with a hypothetical "magnetic field" in the bulk is proposed. This mechanism is to treat all fields in the equal footing without ad hoc consideration. In addition, the machanism can be easily realized in a flat dimension six Minkowski space and it works even in the weak coupling limit.
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