| | Review of Top Cited HEP Articles of 2000 |
 | | A d-dimensional surface or `brane' that restricts the volume of anti-de Sitter space then corresponds to a momentum cutoff on the corresponding d-dimensional field theory, a brane at large radius corresponding to an ultraviolet cutoff, and a brane in the interior corresponding to an infrared cutoff. |
 | | This is the `noncommutative Yang-Mills theory', invented by Connes in 1980, a theory of vector bosons on a rigid space-time in which the space derivatives have a nonzero commutator characterized by a fixed antisymmetric matrix. |
 | | Randall and Sundrum [4] and Gogberashvili (hep-ph/9812296) observed that, in this scenario, the stretching due to the curvature of the anti-de Sitter space moves quantum fluctuations on the second brane to much lower energy, in fact, to arbitrarily low energy as the separation of the branes is increased. |
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