Stability of RS brane for tachyonic scalars
Kazuo Ghoroku

TL;DR
This paper investigates the stability of the Randall-Sundrum brane in a five-dimensional supergravity context with tachyonic scalars, finding that the brane remains stable with only the massless dilaton localized.
Contribution
It demonstrates that tachyonic scalars do not destabilize the brane when BPS conditions are satisfied, and the effective action remains invariant under brane position changes.
Findings
Tachyonic scalars are not trapped on the brane under BPS conditions.
Only the massless dilaton is localized on the brane.
The effective action is independent of the brane position.
Abstract
We study the stability of the RS brane embedded in the AdS vacuum of 5d gauged supergravity, where many tachyonic scalars exist. We consider a model in which these scalars couple to the brane such that the BPS conditions are satisfied to preserve the bulk supersymmetric configuration. In this case, we find that these tachyons are not trapped on the brane and only the massless dilaton is localized. As a result, the braneworld is stable. Further, the effective action of trapped fields is studied by using the brane running method developed recently, and we find that the action is independent of the brane position.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
