Explaining Solar Neutrinos with Heavy Higgs Masses in Partial Split Supersymmetry

Abstract

Partial Split Supersymmetry with violation of R-parity as a model for neutrino masses is explored. It is shown that at the one-loop level the model can give predictions that are in agreement with all present experimental values for the neutrino sector. An analytical result is that the small solar neutrino mass difference can be naturally explained in the decoupling limit for the heavy Higgs mass eigenstates.

13 pages, 5 figures

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