LEPTON MASSES IN A NON UNIVERSAL U1 MODEL WITH THREE FAMILIES C. Cortes-Parra R. Martinezand J. S. Alvarado

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LEPTON MASSES IN A NON UNIVERSAL U(1) MODEL WITH
THREE FAMILIES
C. Cortes-Parra*, R. Martinezand J. S. Alvarado
Departamento de Física, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Carrera 30 No. 45 03, Bogotá D.C, Colombia
October 27, 2022
ABSTRACT
We present an extension
U(1)X
to the Standard Model that reproduces the lepton mass
structures determined by the experiments. In the charged sector, we introduced effective
operators of dimension
n= 7
to generate the mass of the electron, which is null at tree-level
due to the
X
charge. In the neutral sector, we added three sterile right-handed neutrinos and
three Majorana neutrinos to generate the mass structure for the left-handed neutrinos, by
the inverse seesaw mechanism. The model free parameters were fitted with the known mass
eigenvalues
me, mµ, mτ
, and with the most recent results of a global analysis of the data
from neutrino oscillation. From the adjustment of the free parameters, we obtained allowed
regions for the Yukawa coupling set.
1 INTRODUCTION
Recently various experiments such as Super-Kamiokande [
1
], SAGE [
2
], MINOS [
3
] and Double Chooz [
4
],
have confirmed neutrino oscillation using different neutrino sources (solar, atmospheric, of reactors and
accelerators). Experimental data indicate that active neutrinos of the Standard Model (SM) have mass and
their flavor fields are given by a combination of mass eigenstates (species)
|νa
Li=X
i=1,2,3
Uai νi
L, a =e, µ, τ (1)
where
UUPMNS = (Vl
L)Vν
L
is the Pontecorvo-Maki-Nakagawa-Sakata (PMNS) matrix [
5
,
6
]. The matrices
Vl
L
and
Vν
L
diagonalize the mass matrix of charged leptons and active neutrinos, respectively. In general,
if neutrinos are Dirac particles the PMNS matrix can be parameterized in terms of three mixing angles
θ12, θ13 θ23 and one CP violating phase δ[7]:
UPMNS =
c12c13 s12c13 s13e
s12c23 c12s23s13ec12c23 s12s23s13es23c13
s12s23 c12s23s13ec12c23 s12s23s13ec23c13
,(2)
with
sij = sin θij
and
cij = cos θij
. If neutrinos are Majorana particles, the PMNS matrix includes two
additional phases (α, β) but they have no influence on neutrino oscillation.
*camacortespar@unal.edu.co
remartinezm@unal.edu.co
jsalvaradog@unal.edu.co
1
arXiv:2210.14407v1 [hep-ph] 26 Oct 2022
PREPRINT - OCTOBER 27, 2022
All data analyzed by the experiments mentioned and others can be described consistently by means of two
non-equivalent arrangements for mass eigenvalues [8]:
Normal Ordering: m1< m2< m3,(∆m2
32 'm2
31 >0),(3)
Inverted Ordering: m3< m1< m2,(∆m2
32 'm2
31 <0),(4)
where the squared-mass differences are
m2
ij =m2
im2
j(i, j = 1,2,3)
. From the latest global analysis
reported by Esteban et al. [
9
,
10
], experimental values of squared-mass differences are listed in Table 1.
Esteban et al. also determined upper and lower limits for each component of the PMNS matrix
|U|SK,3σ
PMNS =
0.801 0.845 0.513 0.579 0.143 0.156
0.244 0.499 0.505 0.693 0.631 0.768
0.272 0.518 0.471 0.669 0.623 0.761
.(5)
Normal Ordering (NO) Inverted Ordering (IO)
m2
21
105eV26.82 8.04 6.82 8.04
m2
3l
103eV22.430 2.593 2.574 → −2.410
Table 1: Squared-mass differences at
3σ
reported by Esteban et al., using Super Kamiokande data.
l= 1
for
NO and l= 2 for IO.
Seeing this, what theoretical frameworks can we use for the explanation of the neutrinos small mass and
neutrino oscillation? The most studied method that answers our question is the seesaw mechanism, which
adds right-handed neutrinos to the SM to give mass to left-handed neutrinos. Since the new energy scale
associated with the new fields is high (
1014 1016
GeV [
11
]), the seesaw mechanism can not be tested by
the experiments. Therefore in this model we use the inverse seesaw mechanism (ISS) which adds very light
right-handed Majorana neutrinos to the SM, such that in the basis
(νL, νC
R, NC
R)
the mass matrix has the form:
Mν=
0mT
ν0
mν0mT
N
0mNMN
,(6)
where the matrix block
mN
has component of the TeV scale order,
MN
is in KeV scale and
mν
is in the
electroweak scale. In this way the active neutrinos are obtained in sub-eV scale.
On the other hand, we can use the effective field theory as a theoretical framework to explain some
experimental results. In this scenario we propose a dimensional expansion in the Lagrangian of the theory
L=L0+L1
Λ+L2
Λ2+··· ,(7)
where conventional renormalizable interactions are considered,
L0
, and non-renormalizable interactions are
added,
Ln
(
n1
) [
12
], which are described by operators of
n+ 4
dimension suppressed by the new physics
energy scale
Λn
. These effective operators add high-energy effects that can be measured on a low-energy
scale.
In this work we use a next-to-minimal two Higgs double model (N2HDM) [
13
], which adds elementary
particles to the SM under a new symmetry
U(1)X
. This symmetry is one of the most studied of the SM, as can
be seen in the reference [14].
The paper is organized as follows. In the next section, we introduce the extension
U(1)X
to the SM, its
particle content with their respective charge
X
and hypercharge
Y
values, which lead to zero the anomaly
equations. In section
3
we show how mass structures in the leptonic sector are predicted by the model. The
mass of electron, which is massless at tree-level, is generated by effective operators of dimension
n= 7
by
introducing a Lambda scale, and the mass matrix of the active neutrinos is determined by the inverse seesaw
mechanism. In section
4
, we present the parameter space of the model and the numerical formalism. The
free parameters are fitted with the neutrino oscillation data available in NuFIT [
10
]. Results are showed and
analyzed in the section 5.
2
PREPRINT - OCTOBER 27, 2022
2 THE U(1)XEXTENSION
Under inclusion of a new non-universal gauge group
U(1)X
, Alvarado et al. [
15
] and Mantilla et al. [
16
]
proposed the next extension to the scalar sector of the SM:
Scalar bosons X Z2Y
Doublets
φ1= φ+
1
h1+v1+1
2!+2/3 + +1
φ2= φ+
2
h2+v2+2
2!+1/3 - +1
Singlet
χ=ξχ+vχ+χ
2-1/3 + 0
Table 2: Bosonic content of the model with their respective charge X, hypercharge Yand parity Z2values.
The scalar doublets
φ1, φ2
have vacuum expectation values (VEV) that relate to the electroweak VEV by
v=pv2
1+v2
2
. The internal symmetry
Z2
is introduced to obtain matrices with suitable textures. The scalar
singlet
χ
with VEV
vχ
is used for spontaneous symmetry breaking (SSB) of
U(1)X
and also for the mass
generation of the exotic fermions in the model. We assume
vχv
because
vχ
gives mass to the gauge field
Z0
µ
associated to the symmetry
U(1)X
, and from the non-observations of the LHC, there is a lower bound for
the Z0
µmass (4.5TeV < MZ0).
The fermionic sector of the proposed model [
15
,
16
] is presented in Table 3, where we use the following
notation:
U1,2,3= (u, c, t), D1,2,3= (d, s, b), ee,µ,τ = (e, µ, τ), νe,µ,τ = (νe, νµ, ντ).(8)
Quarks X Z2Leptons X Z2
q1
L=U1
D1L
+1/3 + le
L=νe
eeL
0 +
q2
L=U2
D2L
0 - lµ
L=νµ
eµL
0 +
q3
L=U3
D3L
0 + lτ
L=ντ
eτL
-1 +
U1,3
R+2/3 + ee,τ
R-4/3 -
U2
R+2/3 - eµ
R-1/3 -
D1,2,3
R-1/3 -
Extension
TL+1/3 - νe,µ,τ
R+1/3 -
TR+2/3 - Ne,µ,τ
R0 -
J1,2
L0 + EL,ER-1 +
J1,2
R-1/3 + ER,EL-2/3 +
Table 3: Fermionic content of the model with their respective charge Xand parity Z2values.
3
摘要:

LEPTONMASSESINANONUNIVERSALU(1)MODELWITHTHREEFAMILIESC.Cortes-Parra*,R.Martinez†andJ.S.Alvarado‡DepartamentodeFísica,UniversidadNacionaldeColombia,Carrera30No.4503,BogotáD.C,ColombiaOctober27,2022ABSTRACTWepresentanextensionU(1)XtotheStandardModelthatreproducestheleptonmassstructuresdeterminedbythee...

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