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1/21 Hiroaki SUGIYAMA (Maskawa Inst., Kyoto Sangyo Univ.) Contents Introduction Neutrino Mass with One Yukawa Int. Neutrino Mass with Three Yukawa Ints. Neutrino Mass with Five Yukawa Ints. Summary 2/21 Neutrino Mass Scale


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Hiroaki SUGIYAMA (Maskawa Inst., Kyoto Sangyo Univ.) Contents  Introduction  Neutrino Mass with One Yukawa Int.  Summary  Neutrino Mass with Five Yukawa Ints.  Neutrino Mass with Three Yukawa Ints.

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Neutrino Mass Scale

for “unnatural” (c.f. ) neutrino electron tau top

pictures : is regarded as

“Ant” and “whale” have the same “father” !? Neutrino mass might be generated in a different way

SM

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Scale suppression (e.g. Seesaw) Familiar way An oasis Loop mechanism (dim.-5 opperator) e.g. Suppression via not the loop factor but a product of (Yukawa) couplings. What kinds of products?

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Simplifications in this Talk

New Fermions : Only for Dirac neutrinos New Scalars : Yukawa Int. with only leptons (Colorless, integer electric charge) Symmetry : SM gauge sym. No unbroken (no ) (All neutral scalars have VEV.) (No dark matter candidates.) Negligible mixings

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New Scalars and Yukawa Interactions

Yukawa Note Anti-sym. Symmetric Symmetric Arbitrary

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Mass and Combinations of Yukawa Ints.

(I) (II) (III) (IV) (V) (VI) (VII)

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(I) (II) (III) (IV) (V) (VI) (VII)

Mass and Combinations of Yukawa Ints.

Neutrino mass matrix Neutrino oscillation data Constraints on new Yukawa matrix Prediction about leptonic decays of new scalars Probe the origin of neutrino mass at colliders

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Hiroaki SUGIYAMA (Maskawa Inst., Kyoto Sangyo Univ.) Contents  Introduction  Neutrino Mass with One Yukawa Int.  Summary  Neutrino Mass with Five Yukawa Ints.  Neutrino Mass with Three Yukawa Ints.

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(I) Higgs Triplet Model

  • W. Konetschny and W. Kumer, PLB70, 433 (1977)
  • M. Magg and C. Wetterich, PLB94, 61 (1980)

T.P. Cheng and L.F. Li, PRD22, 2860 (1980)

  • J. Schechter and J.W.F. Valle, PRD22, 2227 (1980)

Very predictive

A.G. Akeroyd, M. Aoki, HS, PRD77,075010

  • J. Garayoa, T. Schwetz, JHEP0803,009
  • M. Kadastki, M. Raidal, L. Rebane, PRD77, 115023

See also

Constrained by osc. exps.

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  • P. Fileviez Perez et al., PRD78, 015018 (2008)

Normal ( ) Inverted ( )

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(II) Neutrinophilic Higgs Doublet Model

Normal ( ) Inverted ( )

S.M. Davidson and H.E. Logan, PRD80, 095008 (2009)

  • F. Wang, W. Wang, and J.M. Yang, Europhys. Lett. 76, 388 (2006)

Very predictive Constrained by osc. exps.

S.M. Davidson and H.E. Logan, PRD80, 095008 (2009)

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Hiroaki SUGIYAMA (Maskawa Inst., Kyoto Sangyo Univ.) Contents  Introduction  Neutrino Mass with One Yukawa Int.  Summary  Neutrino Mass with Five Yukawa Ints.  Neutrino Mass with Three Yukawa Ints.

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(III) Zee Model

No FCNC

  • L. Wolfenstein, NPB175, 93 (1980)

Excluded by oscillation data

e.g., X.G. He, EPJC34, 371 (2004)

  • A. Zee, PLB93, 389 (1980)

No FCNC Original

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Original Accept FCNC in lepton sector at tree level (Similar to mediation in HTM) Not a serious problem Naively neglect

X.G. He, EPJC34, 371 (2004) X.G. He and S.K. Majee, JHEP1203, 023 (2012)

  • cf. Daya Bay :

NuFact 2013

Not necessarily

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(IV) 1-loop Dirac Neutrino Mass

  • S. Kanemura, T. Nabeshima, HS, PLB703, 66 (2011)
  • S. Nasri and S. Moussa, MPLA17, 771 (2002)
  • r

(consistent with (I), (II), (III) )

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(V) 2-loop Majorana Neutrino Mass (New?)

Example of decomposition “Electronphilic” is dominated by

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(V) 2-loop Dirac Neutrino Mass (New?)

Example of decomposition (Note: We need soft-term) “Electronphilic” Naively, is dominated by

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Hiroaki SUGIYAMA (Maskawa Inst., Kyoto Sangyo Univ.) Contents  Introduction  Neutrino Mass with One Yukawa Int.  Summary  Neutrino Mass with Five Yukawa Ints.  Neutrino Mass with Three Yukawa Ints.

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(VII) Zee-Babu Model

K.S. Babu, PLB203, 132 (1988)

  • A. Zee, NPB264, 99 (1986)
  • r

(consistent with (I), (II), (III) ) The same as (IV)

K.S. Babu and C. Macesanu, PRD67, 073010 (2003)

  • D. Aristizabal Sierra and M. Hirsch, JHEP0612, 052 (2006)
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K.S. Babu and C. Macesanu, PRD67, 073010 (2003)

  • D. Aristizabal Sierra and M. Hirsch, JHEP0612, 052 (2006)

Naively neglect Naively,

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Summary

and/or Information on origin of

  • r

Original Zee Model

Majorana Dirac Majorana Dirac

(naively) with Almost common for ? (naively) Zee-Babu Model with

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Backup

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One Yukawa Interaction Higgs Triplet Neutrinophilic Higgs Doublet

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Three Yukawa Interactions Zee Zee (Transpose) New (?) New (?) 1-loop Dirac Neutrino Mass

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Five Yukawa Interactions Zee-Babu

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Seven or More Yukawa Interactions

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Measurements of

Daya Bay :

NuFact 2013

T2K (for ) :

KEK seminar, 19 Jul. 2013

Double CHOOZ :

NuFact 2013

RENO :

Neutrino Telescopes 2013

  • Chin. Phys. C37, 011001 (2013)

PRD86, 052008 (2012) PRL108, 191802 (2012) PRD88, 032002 (2013)