Unification with low string scale
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Abstract: I argue that in open-string theory with hierarchically small (or large) extra dimensions, gauge groups can unify naturally with logarithmically-running coupling constants at the high Kaluza-Klein (or string-winding) scale. This opens up the possibility of rescuing the standard logarithmic unification at GeV even if the fundamental-string scale is much lower, at intermediate or possibly even electroweak scales. I also explain, however, why a low type-I string scale may not suffice to obliterate the ultraviolet problems usually associated with the gauge hierarchy.
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