A4-based see-saw model for realistic neutrino masses and mixing
arXiv:1508.02330 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.93.033007
Abstract
We present an -based model where neutrino masses arise from a combination of see-saw mechanisms. The model is motivated by several small mixing and mass parameters indicated by the data. These are , the solar mass splitting, and the small deviation of from maximal mixing (= ). We take the above as indications that at some level the small quantities are well-approximated by zero. In particular the mixing angles, to a zero order, should be either 0 or . Accordingly, in this model the Type-II see-saw dominates and generates the larger atmospheric mass splitting and sets . The other mixing angles are vanishing as is the solar splitting. We show how the assignment for the lepton doublets leads to this form. We also specify the properties of the right-handed neutrinos which result in a smaller Type-I see-saw contribution that acts as a perturbation and shifts the angles and into the correct range and the desired value of is produced. The symmetry results in relationships between these quantities as well as with a small deviation of from . If the right-handed neutrino mass matrix, , is chosen real then there is no leptonic CP-violation and only Normal Ordering is admissible. If is complex then Inverted Ordering is also allowed with the proviso that the CP-phase, , is large, i.e., or . The preliminary results from NOA favouring Normal Ordering and near imply quasi-degenerate neutrino masses in this model.
v2: 23 pages, 3 figures, Appendix on scalar potential minimization added, Matches with the published version
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