Oblique Parameter Constraints on Large Extra Dimensions
Tao Han, Danny Marfatia, Ren-Jie Zhang
Abstract
We consider the Kaluza-Klein scenario in which gravity propagates in the 4+n dimensional bulk of spacetime and the Standard Model particles are confined to a 3-brane. We calculate the gauge boson self-energy corrections arising from the exchange of virtual gravitons and present our results in the STU-formalism. We find that the new physics contributions to S, T and U decouple in the limit that the string scale MS goes to infinity. The oblique parameters constrain the lower limit on MS. Taking the quantum gravity cutoff to be MS, S-parameter constraints impose MS>1.55 TeV for n=2 at the 1σ level. T-parameter constraints impose MS>1.25 (0.75) TeV for n=3 (6).
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