Further swampland constraint on Dirac Neutrino
arXiv:2203.07587 · doi:10.1142/S0217732322500778
Abstract
Recent studies on swampland conjectures (e.g. non-SUSY AdS conjecture or AdS distance conjecture) predict that the (lightest) neutrino must be Dirac and the mass must be cosmologically small . The Dirac neutrino naturally accompanies a symmetry that can be embedded in the anomaly-free global symmetry of the standard model. We point out that the swampland conjectures applied to a circle compactification with the symmetry twisting lead to further constraints. In particular, the symmetry must be broken down to , or in the case of normal hierarchy, and in the case of inverted hierarchy, providing evidence for the absence of continuous global symmetry in quantum gravity. We also predict a more constrained upper bound of the neutrino mass for each case.
arXiv comment11 pages, main results appeared in master's thesis of the first author
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