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Selftuning and its footprints

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arxiv hep-th/0309042 v3 pith:7XSKTAG3 submitted 2003-09-03 hep-th astro-phgr-qchep-ph

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We re-consider the self tuning idea in brane world models of finite volume. We notice that in a large class of self tuning models, the four dimensional physics is sensitive to the vacuum energy on the brane. In particular the compactification volume changes each time the tension of the brane is modified: consequently, observable constants, as the effective Planck mass or masses of matter fields, change as well. We notice that the self tuning mechanism and the stabilization mechanism of the size of the extra dimensions are generically in apparent conflict. We focus on a self tuning model in six spacetime dimensions to analyze how the above considerations are explicitely realized.

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