Lepton Sector Phases and Their Roles in Flavor and Generalized CP Symmetries
arXiv:1611.03020 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.96.035030
Abstract
We study the effects of considering nontrivial unphysical lepton sector phases on the group theoretical properties of the flavor and generalized CP symmetry elements in the case where there are three light, distinct Majorana neutrino species. We highlight the similarities and differences between the charged lepton and neutrino sectors and further elucidate the group properties of the flavor and generalized CP symmetry elements. We show how the inclusion of these leptonic phases affects the bottom-up constructions of these symmetry elements and discuss the implications for top-down model building based on discrete symmetry groups.
arXiv comment21 pages. v2: Typos corrected, discussion clarified throughout, Section 4 added with examples, main results unchanged, version to appear in PRD
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