Stability of Leptonic Self-complementarity

Abstract

We investigate a stability of leptonic self-complementarity such that sum of three mixing angles in lepton sector is 90 degrees. Renormalization group equations in a context of minimal supersymmetric standard model for the self-complementarity are analyzed. It is seen that one of Majorana phases plays an important role for the stability of self-complementarity. We find some stable solutions against quantum corrections at a low energy. An effective neutrino mass for neutrino-less double beta decay is also evaluated by the use of neutrino parameters giving rise to the stable solutions.

5 pages, 3 figures, version published in EPL

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