paper

Origin of Constrained Maximal CP Violation in Flavor Symmetry

arXiv:1507.03541 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2015.10.066

Abstract

Current data from neutrino oscillation experiments are in good agreement with and . We define the notion of "constrained maximal CP violation" (CMCPV) for predicting these features and study their origin in flavor symmetry. We derive the parametrization-independent solution of CMCPV and give a set of equivalent definitions for it. We further present a theorem on how the CMCPV can be realized. This theorem takes advantage of residual symmetries in the neutrino and charged lepton mass matrices, and states that, up to a few minor exceptions, is generated when those symmetries are real. The often considered - reflection symmetry, as well as specific discrete subgroups of O(3), are special cases of our theorem.

Phys.Lett.B Final Version, 13pp. All conclusions unchanged, only minor improvement to stress the parametrization-independence of our CMCPV

References in corpus (22)

Cited by in corpus (43)