Group Theory and Dynamics of Neutrino Mixing
arXiv:1104.0055 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.83.113002
Abstract
There is a direct group-theoretical connection between neutrino mixing and horizontal symmetry that can be established without any dynamical input. Such a connection is reviewed and expanded in this article. For certain symmetry groups $\G$ including and , it is shown that a generic $U(1)\x\G$ Higgs potential of a valon yields exactly the alignments dictated by the group-theoretic approach, but energy can now be used to discriminate different alignments. This mechanism possibly explains why starting from an group, the tribimaximal mixing matrix with an enhanced symmetry is more preferable than the one without it.
One footnote and one reference added. To appear in Physical Review D
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