Holography, Entropy and Extra Dimensions
Deog Ki Hong, Stephen D. H. Hsu
Abstract
We show that higher dimensional models (brane worlds) in which the scale of quantum gravity M* is much smaller than the apparent scale MP 1019 GeV are in conflict with bounds arising from holography and black hole entropy. The thermodynamic entropy of astrophysical black holes and sub-horizon volumes during big bang nucleosynthesis exceed the relevant bounds unless M* > 10(4-6) TeV, so a hierarchy relative to the weak scale is unavoidable. We discuss the implications for extra dimensions as well as holography.
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