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    Discourse and information structure in Kadorih

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    The system of spatial reference in Kadorih

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    Dynamical Low-Mass Fermion Generation in Randall-Sundrum Background

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    It is investigated that a dynamical mechanism to generate a low mass fermion in Randall-Sundrum (RS) background. We consider a five-dimensional four- fermion interaction model with two kinds of bulk fermion fields and take all the mass scale in the five-dimensional spacetime at the Planck scale. Evaluating the effective potential of the induced four-dimensional model, I calculate the dynamically generated fermion mass. It is shown that dynamical symmetry breaking takes place and one of the fermion mass is generated at the electroweak scale in four dimensions.Comment: 7pages, 3 figures, Talk given at the 2002 International Workshop on "Strong Coupling Gauge Theories and Effective Field Theories" (SCGT 02), Nagoya, Japan, 10-13 December 200

    Curvature Induced Phase Transition in a Four-Fermion Theory Using the Weak Curvature Expansion

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    Curvature induced phase transition is thoroughly investigated in a four- fermion theory with NN components of fermions for arbitrary space-time dimensions (2D<4)(2 \leq D < 4). We adopt the 1/N1/N expansion method and calculate the effective potential for a composite operator ψˉψ\bar{\psi}\psi. The resulting effective potential is expanded asymptotically in terms of the space-time curvature RR by using the Riemann normal coordinate. We assume that the space-time curves slowly and keep only terms independent of RR and terms linear in RR. Evaluating the effective potential it is found that the first-order phase transition is caused and the broken chiral symmetry is restored for a large positive curvature. In the space-time with a negative curvature the chiral symmetry is broken down even if the coupling constant of the four-fermion interaction is sufficiently small. We present the behavior of the dynamically generated fermion mass. The critical curvature, RcrR_{cr}, which divides the symmetric and asymmetric phases is obtained analytically as a function of the space-time dimension DD. At the four-dimensional limit our result RcrR_{cr} agrees with the exact results known in de Sitter space and Einstein universe.Comment: 19 pages, uses LaTeX, eepic.st
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