Vacua Landscape Attractor
Alvaro Nunez, Slava Solganik

TL;DR
This paper explores how attractor solutions in a toy model of self-interacting membranes could explain vacuum selection in string theory landscapes, potentially addressing the hierarchy problem.
Contribution
It introduces a toy model demonstrating that generic self-interactions lead to attractor solutions, offering insights into vacuum selection mechanisms.
Findings
Attractor solutions exist for generic interactions
The model provides a possible explanation for vacuum selection
Implications for the hierarchy problem in string theory
Abstract
The recent progress in the understanding of the landscape of string theory vacua hints that the hierarchy problem might be the problem of a super-selection rule. The attractor mechanism gives a possibility to explain the choice of a vacuum. We consider a toy model of self-interacting membranes and show that for a very generic interaction there are attractor solutions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Quantum many-body systems · Quantum Mechanics and Applications
