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John March-Russell

Professor of Theoretical Physics and Senior Research Fellow, New College, Oxford; Perimeter Institute Distinguished Visiting Research Chair

Research theme

  • Particle astrophysics & cosmology
  • Fundamental particles and interactions
  • Fields, strings, and quantum dynamics

Sub department

  • Rudolf Peierls Centre for Theoretical Physics

Research groups

  • Particle theory
  • AION/Magis
John.March-Russell@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865 (2)73630
Rudolf Peierls Centre for Theoretical Physics, room 60.05
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Resonant particle production in branonium

(2007)

Authors:

JG Rosa, John March-Russell
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Warped deformed throats have faster (electroweak) phase transitions

Journal of High Energy Physics 2007:10 (2007)

Authors:

B Hassanain, J March-Russell, M Schvellinger

Abstract:

We study the dynamics of the finite-temperature phase transition for warped Randall-Sundrum(RS)-like throat models related to the Klebanov-Tseytlin solution. We find that, for infrared branes stabilized near the tip of the throat, the bounce action has a mild N 2 dependence, where N(y) ∼ [M 5L(y)] 3/2 is the effective number of degrees of freedom of the holographic dual QFT, and where L(y) is the local curvature radius, which decreases in the infrared. In addition, the bounce action is not enhanced by large numbers. These features allow the transition to successfully complete over a wider parameter range than for Goldberger-Wise stabilized RS models. Due to the increase of L(y) in the ultraviolet, the throat has a reliable gravitational description even when the number of infrared degrees of freedom is small. We also comment on aspects of the thermal phase transition in Higgsless models, where the gauge symmetry breaking is achieved via boundary conditions. Such models include orbifold-GUT models and the Higgsless electroweak symmetry breaking theories of Csaki et al, with Standard Model gauge fields living in the bulk. © SISSA 2007.
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Warped Deformed Throats have Faster (Electroweak) Phase Transitions

ArXiv 0708.2060 (2007)

Authors:

Babiker Hassanain, John March-Russell, Martin Schvellinger

Abstract:

We study the dynamics of the finite-temperature phase transition for warped Randall-Sundrum(RS)-like throat models related to the Klebanov-Tseytlin solution. We find that, for infrared branes stabilized near the tip of the throat, the bounce action has a mild N^2 dependence, where N(y) \sim [M_5 L(y)]^{3/2} is the effective number of degrees of freedom of the holographic dual QFT, and where L(y) is the local curvature radius, which decreases in the infrared. In addition, the bounce action is not enhanced by large numbers. These features allow the transition to successfully complete over a wider parameter range than for Goldberger-Wise stabilized RS models. Due to the increase of L(y) in the ultraviolet, the throat has a reliable gravitational description even when the number of infrared degrees of freedom is small. We also comment on aspects of the thermal phase transition in Higgsless models, where the gauge symmetry breaking is achieved via boundary conditions. Such models include orbifold-GUT models and the Higgsless electroweak symmetry breaking theories of Csaki et al., with Standard Model gauge fields living in the bulk.
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Warped Deformed Throats have Faster (Electroweak) Phase Transitions

(2007)

Authors:

Babiker Hassanain, John March-Russell, Martin Schvellinger
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Warped axions

Journal of High Energy Physics 2007:1 (2007)

Authors:

T Flacke, B Gripaios, J March-Russell, D Maybury

Abstract:

We study a number of realizations of axions existing in a multi-'throat' generalization of the warped throat geometry of a Randall-Sundrum slice of AdS5. As argued by previous authors, the problem of generating a suitable, phenomenologically allowed Peccei-Quinn scale is simply and elegantly solved by the warping. In compactifications with two or more throats it is possible to simultaneously solve the Standard Model hierarchy problem by the Randall-Sundrum mechanism while implementing interesting warped axion models. The constructions discussed are related to holographic duals of previously studied models of composite axions arising from strongly coupled four-dimensional dynamics. © SISSA 2007.
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