Sum rules and asymptotic behaviors of neutrino mixing in dense matter
arXiv:1905.08644 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2019.114803
Abstract
It has proved convenient to define the effective lepton flavor mixing matrix and neutrino mass-squared differences (for ) to describe the phenomena of neutrino mixing and flavor oscillations in a medium, but the prerequisite is to establish direct and transparent relations between these effective quantities and their fundamental counterparts in vacuum. With the help of two sets of sum rules for and , we derive new and exact formulas for moduli of the nine elements of and the sides of its three Dirac unitarity triangles in the complex plane. The asymptotic behaviors of and (for and ) in very dense matter (namely, allowing the matter parameter to mathematically approach infinity) are analytically unraveled for the first time, and in this connection the confusion associated with the parameter redundancy of , , and in the standard parametrization of is clarified.
21 pages, 2 figures, version accepted by Nuclear Physics B
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