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symmetry and neutrino mixing in type II seesaw models
Phys. Rev. D 75, 113003 – Published 13 June, 2007
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.75.113003
Abstract
A new economical way to understand neutrino mixings in the seesaw framework is proposed. We argue that its origin can be understood within the seesaw framework by a hidden condition on the mass matrix of heavy right-handed neutrinos under the transformation of the Abelian finite group on the flavor basis. Ignoring phases, we show that it can lead to the generic form of the effective light neutrino mass matrix from which the Harrison-Perkins-Scott mixing matrix appears naturally, as well as an experimentally allowed nonzero . Two examples are given to illustrate that the mass matrix based on our proposal is in good agreement with the current experimental data.
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