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Toshihiko Ota Saitama University based on Florian Bonnet, Martin Hirsch, TO, Walter Winter arXiv.1212.3045 JHEP 1207 (2012) 153 Shinya Kanemura, TO Phys. Lett. B694 (2010) 233 Florian Bonnet, Daniel Hernandez, TO, Walter Winter JHEP 0910


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Toshihiko Ota

based on

Florian Bonnet, Martin Hirsch, TO, Walter Winter arXiv.1212.3045 Shinya Kanemura, TO

  • Phys. Lett. B694 (2010) 233

Florian Bonnet, Daniel Hernandez, TO, Walter Winter JHEP 0910 (2009) 076 JHEP 1207 (2012) 153 Daniel Hernandez, Belen Gavela, TO, Walter Winter

  • Phys. Rev. D79 (2009) 013007

Saitama University

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If the SM is a low-E effective model of a fundamental theory...

Preface

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Effective operators are a typical low-E remnant of New physics If the SM is a low-E effective model of a fundamental theory... : A typical scale of New physics

Preface

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Effective operators are a typical low-E remnant of New physics If the SM is a low-E effective model of a fundamental theory... : A typical scale of New physics

Weinberg op.

Preface

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Effective operators are a typical low-E remnant of New physics If the SM is a low-E effective model of a fundamental theory... : A typical scale of New physics

Weinberg op.

Preface

Seesaw mech. (@tree)

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Effective operators are a typical low-E remnant of New physics If the SM is a low-E effective model of a fundamental theory... : A typical scale of New physics

Weinberg op. Four-Fermi

Preface

Seesaw mech. (@tree)

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Effective operators are a typical low-E remnant of New physics If the SM is a low-E effective model of a fundamental theory... : A typical scale of New physics

Weinberg op. Four-Fermi

Preface

Seesaw mech. (@tree)

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Effective operators are a typical low-E remnant of New physics If the SM is a low-E effective model of a fundamental theory... : A typical scale of New physics

Weinberg op. Four-Fermi

Preface

Seesaw mech. (@tree)

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Effective operators are a typical low-E remnant of New physics If the SM is a low-E effective model of a fundamental theory... : A typical scale of New physics What do these eff. ops. suggest to physics at high E scales? Exhaustive bottom-up approach

Weinberg op. Four-Fermi

Preface

Seesaw mech. (@tree)

? ? ? ?

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Outline

Neutrino mass from d>5 ops. (d=7)

Implementation of the d=7 op at low E High E completion of the d=7 op New Physics in neutrinoless double beta decay (d=9) Effective neutrino mass in 0n2b d=9 ops → half-life time → TeV completion and suggestions to/from LHC

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Outline

Neutrino mass from d>5 ops. (d=7)

Implementation of the d=7 op at low E High E completion of the d=7 op New Physics in neutrinoless double beta decay (d=9) Effective neutrino mass in 0n2b d=9 ops → half-life time → TeV completion and suggestions to/from LHC

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from d>5 Overview: Neutrino mass from higher dim. ops. Motivation

3-loop models

Aoki Kanemura Seto PRL102 (2009) 051805 Krauss Nasri Trodden PRD67 (2003) 085002 Cheung Seto PRD69 (2004) 113009

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from d>5

Next leading contribution to neutrino mass with the SM particle content

Overview: Neutrino mass from higher dim. ops.

Neutrino mass from an n-loop dim-d diagram

Additional suppression Lower NP scale

If forbidden

Motivation

3-loop models

Aoki Kanemura Seto PRL102 (2009) 051805 Krauss Nasri Trodden PRD67 (2003) 085002 Cheung Seto PRD69 (2004) 113009

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d=7 op at low E from d>5 A complication to introduce Dim.7 op.

When we allow us to have

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d=7 op at low E from d>5 A complication to introduce Dim.7 op.

When we allow us to have we also have

Singlet

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d=7 op at low E from d>5 A complication to introduce Dim.7 op.

When we allow us to have we also have

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d=7 op at low E from d>5 A complication to introduce Dim.7 op.

When we allow us to have we also have To forbid d=5 op., we introduce Two Higgs doublets Discrete symmetry (Matter parity)

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d=7 op at low E from d>5 Setup at the EWSB scale

When we have SM particle content + an extra Higgs doublet matter parity with the following charge assignment

q(Dim.5) = 2 q(Dim.7) = 5

This Dim.7 op does not induce loop-Dim.5 op. then, we do not have and we have

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from d>5 High energy completion of Dim.7 High E completion of d=7 op

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from d>5 High energy completion of Dim.7

What kind of high energy modes can induce Dim.7 effective op. at the EW scale? → Examples...

High E completion of d=7 op

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from d>5 :Example High energy completion of Dim.7

Particle content: 2 SM singlet (2-)spinors A SM singlet scalar under

High E completion of d=7 op

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High E completion of d=7 op from d>5 :Example High energy completion of Dim.7

Particle content: 2 SM singlet (2-)spinors A SM singlet scalar Relevant part of Lagrangian under

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High E completion of d=7 op from d>5 :Example High energy completion of Dim.7

Particle content: 2 SM singlet (2-)spinors A SM singlet scalar Relevant part of Lagrangian under

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High E completion of d=7 op from d>5 :Example High energy completion of Dim.7

Particle content: 2 SM singlet (2-)spinors A SM singlet scalar Relevant part of Lagrangian under where

For inverse seesaw, e.g., Gonzalez-Garcia Valle PLB216 (1989) 360

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High E completion of d=7 op from d>5 :Example High energy completion of Dim.7

Particle content: 2 SM singlet (2-)spinors A SM singlet scalar Relevant part of Lagrangian under where

For inverse seesaw, e.g., Gonzalez-Garcia Valle PLB216 (1989) 360

Neutrino mass (with )

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High E completion of d=7 op from d>5 Systematic search for high energy completion: Decomposition

Dim.7 operator can be decomposed to

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High E completion of d=7 op from d>5 Systematic search for high energy completion: Decomposition

Dim.7 operator can be decomposed to Assigning the fields to the outer-legs, we can list the models...

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High E completion of d=7 op from d>5 Systematic search for high energy completion: Decomposition

Dim.7 operator can be decomposed to Assigning the fields to the outer-legs, we can list the models...

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High E completion of d=7 op from d>5 Systematic search for high energy completion: Decomposition

Dim.7 operator can be decomposed to Assigning the fields to the outer-legs, we can list the models... 1 3

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1 3 2 (4)

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F F F One of the choices of SU(2) Necessary mediators are specified as

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High E completion of d=7 op from d>5 Systematic search for high energy completion: Decomposition

Dim.7 operator can be decomposed to Assigning the fields to the outer-legs, we can list the models...

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High E completion of d=7 op from d>5 Systematic search for high energy completion: Decomposition

Dim.7 operator can be decomposed to Assigning the fields to the outer-legs, we can list the models... 3 3 2 (4)

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S S Only the SU(2) choice is Necessary mediators are specified as S

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High E completion of d=7 op from d>5 List of the models

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Neutrino mass from d>5 operators

Bottom-up approach: Collider testable neutrino mass generation mechanism Matter parity ( ) forbids d=5 Weinberg op. Possible extensions: d=9 tree, loop d=7 List the possible ways to derive the d=7 eff. op. through tree-diagrams Seesaw for d=7

from d>5 Summary

* Connection to the inverse (linear) seesaw mechanism

How does the high E completion look like? References

  • Eff. LNV ops → Nu mass: Babu Leung NPB 619 (2001) 667, de Gouvea Jenkins PRD77 (2008) 013008,

Angel Rodd Volkus 1212.6111 d=7 with SU(2) quartet (4): Babu Nardi Tavartkiladze PRD80 (2009) 071702 d=9 and a mediator as DM: Kumericki Picek Radovcic PRD86 (2012) 013006, PRD84 (2011)093002 Make loops: Farzan Pascoli Schmidt 1208.2732

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Neutrino mass from d>5 ops. (d=7)

Implementation of the d=7 op at low E High E completion of the d=7 op New Physics in neutrinoless double beta decay (d=9) Effective neutrino mass in 0n2b d=9 ops → half-life time → TeV completion and suggestions to/from LHC

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d=9 op. in 0n2b Effective neutrino mass

0n2b experiments are sensitive to Normal hierarchy Inverted hierarchy

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d=9 op. in 0n2b Effective neutrino mass

0n2b experiments are sensitive to Normal hierarchy Inverted hierarchy Oscillation exps told...

Unknown

Gonzalez-Garcia Maltoni Salvado Schwetz, JHEP 1212 (2012) 123

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d=9 op. in 0n2b Effective neutrino mass

0n2b experiments are sensitive to Normal hierarchy Inverted hierarchy Cosmological obs. constrain If they conflict with each other, ... Oscillation exps told...

WMAP-9yr Unknown Excluded

Gonzalez-Garcia Maltoni Salvado Schwetz, JHEP 1212 (2012) 123

1212.5226

PRL 109 (2012) 042501

talks by Senjanovic Lisi and Rodejohann

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d=9 op. in 0n2b 0n2b experiments measure...

Let us ask the origin of the conflict to 0n2b...

talks by Senjanovic Lisi and Rodejohann

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d=9 op. in 0n2b

Mediated by with mass of something

0n2b experiments measure...

A typical momentum

  • f neutrino in nuclei

~100 MeV

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Let us ask the origin of the conflict to 0n2b...

talks by Senjanovic Lisi and Rodejohann

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d=9 op. in 0n2b

L H C r a n g e ! 0n2b exps are sensitive to not only Majorana neutrino mass but also NP at TeV.

Mediated by with mass of something

0n2b experiments measure...

A typical momentum

  • f neutrino in nuclei

~100 MeV

+

Let us ask the origin of the conflict to 0n2b...

talks by Senjanovic Lisi and Rodejohann

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d=9 op. in 0n2b 0n2b half-life → Effective ops

…can be parametrized as d=9 Formula to calculate the half-life time:

Nuclear matrix elements Phase space factors

Pas Hirsch Klapdor-Kleingrothaus Kovalenko, PLB498 (2001) 35

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d=9 op. in 0n2b 0n2b half-life → Effective ops

Q: What is the high E origin of the effective ops? High E completions, 0n2b-LHC complementarity …can be parametrized as

bottom-up

  • Eff. ops.

d=9 Formula to calculate the half-life time:

Nuclear matrix elements Phase space factors

Pas Hirsch Klapdor-Kleingrothaus Kovalenko, PLB498 (2001) 35

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d=9 op. in 0n2b Effective ops → High E completions

There are only two possible topologies of tree six-Fermi diagrams, which are @Tree @1-loop Already a hint in LHC data?

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High E completion, Tree or Loop?

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L H C t e s t a b l e ! We focus on

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Effective ops → High E completions d=9 op. in 0n2b

For example, Decomposition

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Effective ops → High E completions d=9 op. in 0n2b

For example, Necessary mediators Decomposition where (U(1) , SU(3) )

em c

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Effective ops → High E completions d=9 op. in 0n2b

For example,

Rediscovery of the standard neutrino mass contribution

Necessary mediators Decomposition where (U(1) , SU(3) )

em c All the outer fermions are left-handed

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Effective ops → High E completions d=9 op. in 0n2b

For example,

Left-right symmetric model

Decomposition Necessary mediators where (U(1) , SU(3) )

em c All the outer fermions are right-handed

Riazuddin Marshak Mohapatra PRD24 (1981) 1310

Bound from 0n2b

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Effective ops → High E completions d=9 op. in 0n2b

For example,

Left-right symmetric model

Decomposition Necessary mediators where (U(1) , SU(3) )

em c All the outer fermions are right-handed

Riazuddin Marshak Mohapatra PRD24 (1981) 1310 Rizzo, Phys. Lett. B116 (1982) 23 Keung Senjanovic, Phys. Rev. Lett 50 (1983) 1427

Bound from 0n2b

ATLAS search for 2 lepton+jets: arXiv.1203.5420

collider search and

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Effective ops → High E completions d=9 op. in 0n2b

For example, Decomposition Necessary mediators where (U(1) , SU(3) )

em c

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Effective ops → High E completions d=9 op. in 0n2b

For example,

R-parity violating SUSY models

Decomposition Necessary mediators where (U(1) , SU(3) )

em c

Hirsch Klapdor-Kleingrothaus Kovalenko, PLB378 (1996) 17, PRD54 (1996) 4207

SUSY (Rp-conserving) search at LHC

1st generation squarks should be heavier than 1TeV

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Effective ops → High E completions d=9 op. in 0n2b

For example, Decomposition Necessary mediators where (U(1) , SU(3) )

em c

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Effective ops → High E completions d=9 op. in 0n2b

For example, Decomposition

R-parity violating SUSY models

Necessary mediators where (U(1) , SU(3) )

em c

SUSY (Rp-conserved) search at LHC

1st generation squarks should be heavier than 1TeV

Hirsch Klapdor-Kleingrothaus Kovalenko, PLB378 (1996) 17, PRD54 (1996) 4207

Another diagram in

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d=9 op. in 0n2b List of high E completions

Possible decompositions and Necessary mediators (Topology I) Long Range? Decomposition which can contain neutrino propagation 4 possibilities for each decom. S-F-S, V-F-V, S-F-V, and V-F-S Mediators are specified with U(1) EM charge SU(3) colour charge Here, we do not specify the chiralities of outer fermions (SU(2) and U(1) )

L Y → Decom of chirality-specified ops Bonnet Hirsch O Winter 1212.3045

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d=9 op. in 0n2b List of high E completions

Possible decompositions and Necessary mediators (Topology I)

Let us check this example

Long Range? Decomposition which can contain neutrino propagation 4 possibilities for each decom. S-F-S, V-F-V, S-F-V, and V-F-S Mediators are specified with U(1) EM charge SU(3) colour charge Here, we do not specify the chiralities of outer fermions (SU(2) and U(1) )

L Y → Decom of chirality-specified ops Bonnet Hirsch O Winter 1212.3045

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d=9 op. in 0n2b An example

Take scalar mediators Specify the chiralities

and Necessary mediators

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d=9 op. in 0n2b An example

=

Take scalar mediators Specify the chiralities

and Necessary mediators

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d=9 op. in 0n2b An example

=

Take scalar mediators Specify the chiralities

and Necessary mediators

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d=9 op. in 0n2b An example

=

Take scalar mediators Specify the chiralities

Take 's =1, = and Necessary mediators

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d=9 op. in 0n2b An example

=

Take scalar mediators Specify the chiralities

Take 's =1, = Q: What does this model suggest to LHC observables? and Necessary mediators

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d=9 op. in 0n2b An example

Take scalar mediators Specify the chiralities

Diquark (DQ): and Necessary mediators

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d=9 op. in 0n2b An example

Take scalar mediators Specify the chiralities

Diquark (DQ): Search for a resonance in 2-jets jet jet and Necessary mediators

  • ver this mass range

arXiv 1210.1718

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d=9 op. in 0n2b An example

Take scalar mediators Specify the chiralities

Leptoquark (LQ): and Necessary mediators

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d=9 op. in 0n2b An example

Take scalar mediators Specify the chiralities

Leptoquark (LQ): Search for a (eq)-pair and Necessary mediators

E x c l u d e d

arXiv 1112.4828

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d=9 op. in 0n2b An example

Take scalar mediators Specify the chiralities

Vector-like Quark (VLQ): and Necessary mediators

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d=9 op. in 0n2b An example

Take scalar mediators Specify the chiralities

Vector-like Quark (VLQ): Search for a (qW)-pair and Necessary mediators

Excluded

arXiv 1202.3389

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d=9 op. in 0n2b Summary

What can we learn from this table? If 0n2b conflicts with cosmological obs., It could be a large d=9 contribution

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d=9 op. in 0n2b Summary

What can we learn from this table? If 0n2b conflicts with cosmological obs., It could be a large d=9 contribution Such a large d=9 contribution should leave the trace in LHC which does not contain except for T-I-1-i (and T-II-1), a coloured mediator

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d=9 op. in 0n2b Summary

What can we learn from this table? If 0n2b conflicts with cosmological obs., It could be a large d=9 contribution Such a large d=9 contribution should leave the trace in LHC which does not contain except for T-I-1-i (and T-II-1), T-I-1-i can be examined at ILC exotic interactions with electron a coloured mediator

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d=9 op. in 0n2b Summary

What can we learn from this table? If 0n2b conflicts with cosmological obs., It could be a large d=9 contribution Such a large d=9 contribution should leave the trace in LHC which does not contain except for T-I-1-i (and T-II-1), T-I-1-i can be examined at ILC exotic interactions with electron My last message: 0n2b exps, cosmological obs, LHC and ILC are complementary! a coloured mediator

(also EDM and LFV, talk by Senjanovic)

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Back-up Soft (but explicit) breaking of Z

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In neutrino mass models with the d=7 effective operator

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Back-up Soft (but explicit) breaking of Z

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In neutrino mass models with the d=7 effective operator

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Back-up Soft (but explicit) breaking of Z

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In neutrino mass models with the d=7 effective operator

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Back-up Soft (but explicit) breaking of Z

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In neutrino mass models with the d=7 effective operator

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Back-up Soft (but explicit) breaking of Z

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In neutrino mass models with the d=7 effective operator

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Back-up Soft (but explicit) breaking of Z

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In neutrino mass models with the d=7 effective operator

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Back-up Soft (but explicit) breaking of Z

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In neutrino mass models with the d=7 effective operator