Sterile Neutrinos in a Grand Unified Model
arXiv:hep-ph/9806400 · doi:10.1143/PTP.100.1239
Abstract
The recent experimental results indicating the neutrino oscillations may strongly suggest that at least one more light neutrino species is required in order to reconcile the existing data. In the simple GUT frameworks, this fact seems difficult to preserve the parallelism between quarks and leptons. In this letter, we investigate an SO(10) grand unified model with a pair of extra generations in addition to the known three ones. Using the GUT relations, the obtained neutrino mass matrix naturally indicates that one of the SU(2) singlet (sterile) neutrino is very light and has large mixing with muon neutrino, which can explain the atmospheric neutrino anomaly, and the hot dark matter neutrino is also provided. The solar neutrino problem can be solved by the mixing with muon neutrino consistently with quark mixing, namely, the Cabibbo angle.
15 pages, 5 eps figures
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