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Deformed geometry and phenomenology

Start date:2007-11-01

End date:2009-10-31

Project Acronym:NAC PHENO

Project status:Completed

Coordinator

Organization name:UNIVERSITE PARIS-SUD
Administrative contact Address
Name:John MADORE (Dr) LABORATOIRE DE PHYSIQUE THEORIQUE (LPT)
15, rue Georges Clemenceau

ORSAY
FRANCE

Region:ÎLE DE FRANCE Ile de France Essonne
Tel:+330169157367
Fax:+330169158287
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URL:http://www.u-psud.fr Organization Type:

Description


Objective: Modern physical approach to non(anti)commutative geometry lies on the concept of "effective field theory". In the main framework of String Theory, quantum field theories defined on such deformed structures appear in the low energy limits of particular configurations of D-branes, preserving different amount of supersymmetry, according with the deformation involved.

Therefore besides the mathematical aspects of these space-time deformations, a phenomenological perspective is needed and powerful algebraic and geometric methods can open new interpretation of physics of Standard Model and beyond that. The proposal is to pursue the study of non(anti)commutative geometry from this point of view, by focusing on the compelling problem of supersymmetry breaking.

Since low energy supersymmetry is the first natural step for physics beyond the Standard Model at TeV scale, one of the central questions is to understand the mechanism of its breaking. In particular, most phenomenological issues of these models, like cosmological constant, R-parity violation, leptonic and barionic number conservation, are determined by soft terms, those which avoid new harmful divergences.

Supersymmetric models defined on a manifold with deformed geometry have been recently shown to produce such a soft breaking. A deeper study of the different possibilities given by deforming the structure of the space-time is allowed in the natural setup of superspace, where suitable techniques allow for a simpler analysis of both classical and quantum properties.

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Project Details


Start date:2007-11-01

End date:2009-10-31

Duration:24 months

Project Reference:41443

Project cost:0 EURO

Project Funding:142866 EURO

Programme Acronym: FP6-MOBILITY

Programme type:Sixth Framework Programme

Subprogramme Area:Marie Curie Intra-European Fellowships (EIF)

Contract type:Marie Curie actions-Intra-European Fellowships

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Subject index:Social Aspects, Education, Training, Scientific Research, Evaluation, Regional Development, Information, Media, Coordination, Cooperation

Other Indexes:Beyond the Standard Model,Supersymmetry,Noncommutative Geometry,Superspace,Phenomenology
 

Results for this Project

Final Activity Report Summary - NAC PHENO (Deformed geometry and phenomenology.)  23/11/2011 

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Record control number:83688




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