16–17 Dec 2021
Centre for Particle Theory, Durham
Europe/London timezone

Gravity at the Tip of the Throat

16 Dec 2021, 18:30
30m
Room 2 (Zoom)

Room 2

Zoom

20 minutes talk Full-length talks

Speaker

Bruno Bento (University of Liverpool)

Description

Warped throats have been a major tool in trying to connect string theories with our 4d Universe, in particular for their ability to suppress high energy scales.
An explicit description of such a throat (the deformed conifold) can be used to perform explicit computations to determine how the throat affects gravity in 4d.
In this talk I will briefly show how a tower of massive graviton modes arises in the 4d theory and describe some effects of warping on gravity were we to live on a 3 dimensional brane at the tip of the throat, focusing on corrections to the Newtonian gravitational potential.

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Could you please give the most relevant category for your talk? Gravity

Primary author

Bruno Bento (University of Liverpool)

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