Leptogenesis in the type III seesaw mechanism
Carl H. Albright, Stephen M. Barr
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Carl H. Albright, Stephen M. Barr
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It is shown that the type III seesaw mechanism proposed recently can have certain advantages over the conventional (or type I) seesaw mechanism for leptogenesis. In particular a resonant enhancement of leptogenesis via heavy quasi-Dirac right-handed neutrino pairs can occur without a special flavor form or ``texture'' of the mass matrices being assumed. Some of the requirements for neutrino mixing and leptogenesis are effectively decoupled.
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It is shown that the type III seesaw mechanism proposed recently can have certain advantages over the conventional (or type I) seesaw mechanism for leptogenesis. In particular a resonant enhancement of leptogenesis via heavy quasi-Dirac right-handed neutrino pairs can occur without a special flavor form or ``texture'' of the mass matrices being assumed. Some of the requirements for neutrino mixing and leptogenesis are effectively decoupled.
Key concepts: Leptogenesis, Seesaw molecular geometry, Seesaw mechanism, Particle physics, Neutrino, Physics, Mixing (physics), Type (biology)