Abstract
Based on the mechanism for mass creation in the space-time with extradimensions proposed in our previous work, (arXiv: 1301.1405 [hep-th] 2013) we consider now the mass spectrum of vector bosons in extradimensions. It is shown that this spectrum is completely determined by some function of compactification length and closely related to the metric of extradimensions.
Highlights
The topology of space-time extradimensions has been a subject of intensive study in various aspects during the last time [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]
Based on the mechanism for mass creation in the space-time with extradimensions proposed in our previous work, we consider the mass spectrum of vector bosons in extradimensions
In our previous work [9] we have proposed a mechanism for the creation of particle masses based on the periodicity condition dictated from the compactification of extradimensions
Summary
The topology of space-time extradimensions has been a subject of intensive study in various aspects during the last time [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]. In our previous work [9] we have proposed a mechanism for the creation of particle masses based on the periodicity condition dictated from the compactification of extradimensions. In this approach the original field functions depend on both ordinary space-time coordinates and those for extradimensions, the ordinary field functions for ordinary 4-dimensional space-time are considered as effective field functions obtained by integration of the original ones over extraspace-time. The mass of vector bosons has been treated in [9] for the simplest case with one extradimension Along this line, in this work we extend the results to the general case for arbitrary number of extradimensions
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