Theory and phenomenology of Dirac neutrinos
arXiv:2110.15755
Abstract
In this thesis I discuss in some detail the possibility that neutrinos are Dirac. If this is indeed the case, some extra symmetries beyond the Standard Model gauge group need to be enforced in order to protect Diracness and the smallness of neutrino mass. These symmetries may have a deep connection with other physics sectors, like Dark Matter stability. I also review the general seesaw framework applied to Dirac neutrinos in a model-independent way thanks to the analysis of generalized Weinberg operators and give some simple, elegant UV complete examples both for seesaw variants and radiative mass models. Finally I study in some detail two models with very rich phenomenological predictions.
148p, 25 figures, 9 tables
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