Alternative to the seesaw mechanism
J. I. Silva-Marcos
Abstract
J. I. Silva-Marcos
Abstract
We give a new mechanism for generating very small, and almost degenerate, neutrino masses, without resorting to the seesaw mechanism or unnatural small Yukawa couplings. It requires the existence of at least 4 families with an almost democratic structure for the Yukawa couplings. It is also proven that this structure can account for large lepton mixings of the three light leptons.
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We give a new mechanism for generating very small, and almost degenerate, neutrino masses, without resorting to the seesaw mechanism or unnatural small Yukawa couplings. It requires the existence of at least 4 families with an almost democratic structure for the Yukawa couplings. It is also proven that this structure can account for large lepton mixings of the three light leptons.
Key concepts: Yukawa potential, Seesaw mechanism, Lepton, Particle physics, Physics, Neutrino, Seesaw molecular geometry, Degenerate energy levels