Finite number of Kaluza-Klein modes, all with zero masses
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Abstract: Kaluza-Klein modes of fermions in a 5-dimensional toy model are considered. The number of Kaluza-Klein modes that survive after integration over extra dimensions is finite in this space. Moreover the extra dimensional piece of the kinetic term induces no mass for the higher Kaluza-Klein modes on contrary to the standard lore.
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