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Scalar Fields, Hierarchical UV/IR Mixing and The Weak Gravity Conjecture · Around

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Scalar Fields, Hierarchical UV/IR Mixing and The Weak Gravity Conjecture

Lust, Dieter, Palti, Eran

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The Weak Gravity Conjecture (WGC) bounds the mass of a particle by its charge.

It is expected that this bound can not be below the ultraviolet cut-off scale of the effective theory.
Recently, an extension of the WGC was proposed in the presence of scalar fields.
We show that this more general version can bound the mass of a particle to be arbitrarily far below the ultraviolet cut-off of the effective theory.

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