Vector-Boson-Induced Neutrino Mass

Abstract

One-loop radiative Majorana neutrino masses through the exchange of scalars have been considered for many years. We show for the first time how such a one-loop mass is also possible through the exchange of vector gauge bosons. It is based on a simple variation of a recently proposed $SU(2{)}_N$ extension of the standard model, where a vector boson is a candidate for the dark matter of the Universe.

11 pages, 2 figures; requires package axodraw

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• Neutral SU(2) Gauge Extension of the Standard Model and a Vector-Boson Dark-Matter Candidate

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