Black hole, string ball, and p-brane production at hadronic supercolliders

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Phenomenology

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30 pages, to match the published version in PRD, added references

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10.1103/PhysRevD.66.036007

In models of large extra dimensions, the string and Planck scales become accessible at future colliders. When the energy scale is above the string scale or Planck scale a number of interesting phenomena occur, namely, production of stringy states, p-branes, string balls, black hole, etc. In this work, we systematically study the production cross sections of black holes, string balls, and p-branes at hadronic supercolliders. We also discuss their signatures. At the energy scale between the string scale M_s and M_s/g_s^2, where g_s is the string coupling, the production is dominated by string balls, while beyond M_s/g_s^2 it is dominated by black holes. The production of a p-brane is only comparable to black holes when the p-brane wraps entirely on small extra dimensions. Rough estimates on the sensitivity reaches on the fundamental Planck scale M_D are also obtained, based on the number of raw events.

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