2014
DOI: 10.1007/jhep01(2014)049
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Discrete gauge symmetry and Aharonov-Bohm radiation in string theory

Abstract: We investigate cosmological constraints on phenomenological models with discrete gauge symmetries by discussing the radiation of standard model particles from Aharonov-Bohm strings. Using intersecting D-brane models in Type IIA string theory, we demonstrate that Aharonov-Bohm radiation, when combined with cosmological observations, imposes constraints on the compactification scales.

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“…In section 2, we briefly review the universal effective Lagrangian of Z p gauge theory, and show a relationship between AB strings/particles and the discrete gauge theory. Then, we summarize the results of calculations on the power of the AB radiation shown in [15][16][17]. In section 3, we impose a cosmological constraint arising from the observed dark matter density.…”
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“…In section 2, we briefly review the universal effective Lagrangian of Z p gauge theory, and show a relationship between AB strings/particles and the discrete gauge theory. Then, we summarize the results of calculations on the power of the AB radiation shown in [15][16][17]. In section 3, we impose a cosmological constraint arising from the observed dark matter density.…”
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“…The interaction between the AB particle and the massive gauge field can be simply understood as 4D A ∧ * 4 J . 3 Now we are ready to review the total power of radiated particles from Aharonov-Bohm strings studied initially in [17]. Basically, exploiting the analysis of [15,16], one can evaluate the radiation power since in the present situation, radiated particles are massive but much lighter than the scale of the string tension.…”
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