A simplest modular model for leptons
arXiv:2306.09028 · doi:10.1007/JHEP09(2023)043
Abstract
We present minimalist constructions for lepton masses and mixing based on flavour symmetry under the modular group of lowest level . As opposed to the only existing model of formulated in a SUSY framework, the only non-SM field is the modulus , and a generalised CP symmetry is implemented. Charged-leptons masses are reproduced through symmetry arguments, without requiring fine-tuning of the free parameters. As a result, all lepton observables (masses and mixing) are reproduced within experimental range using a minimum of nine free real parameters (including the real and imaginary parts of the modulus). A normal ordering for the neutrino masses is predicted. We also obtain predictions for the CP violating phases: the Dirac CP phase is predicted around , the Majorana phases lie in narrow regions near . The sum of neutrino masses is within the current bound at . Furthermore, we provide predictions for the neutrinoless double beta decay and tritium decay effective masses, around . Given the reduced number of free input parameters as compared to the existing literature on modular , this work renews interest for a unified predictive model of quark-lepton sectors based on .
37 pages, 4 figures. Added references
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