TESTING EXTRA DIMENSIONS

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TESTING EXTRA DIMENSIONS Jonathan Feng University of California, Irvine Kavli Frontiers of Science Symposium National Academy of Sciences 2-4 November 2006

Extra Dimensions (t, x, y, z) + w, v, A revolutionary idea. How can we test it? Searches for extra dimensions spans many subfields in physics and astrophysics and depend on the specific realization: How many? How big? What shape? What moves in the extra dimensions? Focus here on two well-motivated examples 4 Nov 06 Feng 2

Braneworld Extra Dimensions One possibility is that we live in a subspace of the extra dimensions All particles and most forces are confined to our (brane)world: photons (electromagnetism), electrons, protons, x, y, z gravity E&M w, v, But gravity is not confined, propagates in the full space 4 Nov 06 Feng 3

This changes the force of gravity 1 Without extra dimensions Gravitational Force 10-20 10-40 10-60 1 r 2+n 1 r 2 L With n extra dimensions of size L 1 r 2 Garden hose Separation (meters) Gravity is stronger on short distances 4 Nov 06 Feng 4

Is this possible? Hoyle et al. (2004) Strength of Deviation Relative to Newtonain Gravity Tests of gravity at short distances (~100 µm) are searches for extra dimensions 4 Nov 06 Feng 5

Black Holes Lots of mass/energy in a small volume black hole If two particles pass close enough with enough energy, they will form a microscopic black hole For 3 spatial dimensions, gravity is too weak for this to happen. But with extra dimensions, gravity becomes stronger, micro black holes can be created in particle collisions! 4 Nov 06 Feng 6

Micro Black Holes Where could they be produced? How will we know if we ve seen one? S. Harris 4 Nov 06 Feng 7

Black Holes Classically, light and other particles do not escape; black holes are black. γ γ But quantum mechanically, black holes Hawking radiate; black holes emit light 4 Nov 06 Feng 8

Black Hole Evaporation Normal black holes: Mass: M BH ~ M sun Size: kilometer Temperature: 0.01 K Lifetime: ~ forever Micro black holes: Mass: M BH ~ 1000 M proton Size: 10-18 m Temperature: 10 16 K Lifetime: 10-27 s They explode! 4 Nov 06 Feng 9

Micro Black Holes at Colliders Large Hadron Collider in Geneva (2007-) 4 Nov 06 Feng 10

Micro Black Holes from Cosmic Rays Energy of MLB fastball Auger Observatory in Argentina (now-) Size of Rhode Island 4 Nov 06 Feng 11

COLLISION COURSE CREATES MICROSCOPIC BLACK HOLES : Dozens of tiny black holes may be forming right over our heads A new observatory might start spotting signs of the tiny terrors, say physicists They re harmless and pose no threat to humans. 4 Nov 06 Feng 12

Universal Extra Dimensions A 2nd possibility is that all particles propagate in the extra dimensions This is a much more radical modification, because all forces are changed. The maximal size of a universal extra dimension is ~ 10 17 m x, y, z gravity E&M w, v, But now matter particles move in the extra dimensions, many new implications 4 Nov 06 Feng 13

Extra Dimensional Matter A particle moving in an extra dimension of size L appears to us as a set of particles with masses 4/L 0, 1/L, 2/L, 3/L, 4/L, 3/L Each known particle has a heavy partner at each mass level. We can try to find these particles. Or maybe we already have... mass 2/L 1/L 0 4 Nov 06 Feng 14

Dark Matter Dark matter is required to hold galaxies together It cannot be any of the known particles dark matter halo galaxy 25% of the energy density of the universe is in dark matter (cf. 4% for normal matter) Perhaps it s a particle predicted by extra dimensions; for example, a heavy photon 4 Nov 06 Feng 15

Dark Matter Detection VITAL STATISTICS Mass: 100 m proton Density: 1 per liter Velocity: 10 3 c Interactions with normal matter: < 10 / kg / yr CDMS experiment searching for dark matter recoils in the Soudan mine in Minnesota, ½ mile underground 4 Nov 06 Feng 16

Dark Matter Detection Alternatively, can look for the products of dark matter particles pair annihilating somewhere in the galaxy [NB: Work required for dark matter extra dimensions] 4 Nov 06 Feng 17

Summary Extra dimensions are well-motivated theoretically, but there are many qualitatively different realizations In some cases, extra dimensions may shed light on longstanding puzzles (weakness of gravity, dark matter, ) Diverse searches (anomalous gravity, micro black holes, dark matter, ) are ongoing worldwide 4 Nov 06 Feng 18