Revisiting model for leptons in light of NuFIT 3.2
arXiv:1804.10468 · doi:10.1093/ptep/pty080
Abstract
We revisit the model for leptons in light of new result of NuFIT 3.2. We introduce a new flavon transforming as singlet or which couples to both charged leptons and neutrinos in next-leading order operators. The model consists of the five parameters: the lightest neutrino mass , the vacuum expectation value of and three CP violating phases after inputting the experimental values of and . The model with the singlet flavon gives the prediction of around the best fit of NuFIT 3.2 while keeping near the maximal mixing of . Inputting the experimental mixing angles with the error-bar, the Dirac CP violating phase is clearly predicted to be , which will be tested by the precise observed value in the future. In order to get the best fit value , the sum of three neutrino masses is predicted to be larger than meV. The cosmological observation for the sum of neutrino masses will also provide a crucial test of our predictions. It is remarked that the model is consistent with the experimental data only for the normal hierarchy of neutrino masses.
arXiv comment21 pages, 14 figures
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