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Fermion localization in generalised Randall Sundrum model

A generalized two-brane Randall-Sundrum warped braneworld model admits of solutions of the warp factor for both positive or negative cosmological constant on the visible 3-brane which can resolve the naturalness problem in connection with the fine tuning of Higgs mass in the standard model of elementary particles. To explore the location of the standard model fermions in such a generalized warped model, we, in this work, determine the dependence of the localization profile of a bulk fermion on the brane cosmological constant brane tension and the bulk fermion mass. Our results reveal that for a positive and small value of the induced cosmological constant a bulk fermion is localized close to the brane. On the other hand for a visible brane with negative cosmological constant and positive tension, the fermions are localized inside the bulk leading to phenomenologically interesting possibilities.

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