A minimal three generation seesaw scenario for LSND
arXiv:hep-ph/0204073 · doi:10.1016/S0370-2693(02)01826-9
Abstract
We show that in the minimal three generation seesaw models for neutrinos, the presence of leptonic symmetry leads to one of the right handed neutrinos remaining massless. This state can then be identified with the sterile neutrino required for a simultaneous understanding of solar, atmospheric and LSND observations. We present a gauge model where the presence of higher dimensional operators originating from Planck scale physics lead to a realistic 2+2 mixed scenario that fits all oscillation data. The model predicts a range for the mixing angle and an effective mass for neutrinos emitted in tritium decay, which can be used to test this model.
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