Direct and Semi-Direct Approaches to Lepton Mixing with a Massless Neutrino
arXiv:1605.01683 · doi:10.1007/JHEP06(2016)147
Abstract
We discuss the possibility of enforcing a massless Majorana neutrino in the direct and semi-direct approaches to lepton mixing, in which the PMNS matrix is partly predicted by subgroups of a discrete family symmetry, extending previous group searches up to order 1535. We find a phenomenologically viable scheme for the semi-direct approach based on which contains and the quaternion group as subgroups. This leads to novel predictions for the first column of the PMNS matrix corresponding to a normal neutrino mass hierarchy with , and sum rules for the mixing angles and phase which are characterised by the solar angle being on the low side and the Dirac (oscillation) CP phase being either about or .
18 pages, 1 figure, small comments added in introduction and section 3, one reference added, version matches publication in JHEP
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