Group Theoretic Bases for Tribimaximal Mixing
arXiv:hep-ph/0701034
Abstract
Present data on neutrino masses and mixing favor the highly symmetric tribimaximal neutrino mixing matrix which suggests an underlying flavor symmetry. A systematic study of non-abelian finite groups of order reveals that tribimaximal mixing can be derived not only from the well known flavor symmetry , the tetrahedral group, but also by using the alternative flavor symmetry X(24) . X(24) does not contain the tetrahedral group as a subgroup, and has the advantage over it as a flavor symmetry that it can not only underwrite bitrimaximal mixing for neutrinos, equally as well, but also provide a first step to understanding the quark mass hierarchy.
9 pages latex. Flavor group renamed X(24), unconnected to tetrahedral group
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