Checking Flavour Models at Neutrino Facilities
arXiv:1308.4578 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2013.11.033
Abstract
In the recent years, the industry of model building has been the subject of the intense activity, especially after the measurement of a relatively large values of the reactor angle. Special attention has been devoted to the use of non-abelian discrete symmetries, thanks to their ability of reproducing some of the relevant features of the neutrino mixing matrix. In this paper, we consider two special relations between the leptonic mixing angles, arising from models based on S4 and A4, and study whether, and to which extent, they can be distinguished at superbeam facilities, namely T2K, NOvA and T2HK.
13 pages, 8 figures, references added, version to be published in PLB
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