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Radiative contribution to neutrino masses and mixing in $mu u$SSM
Pradipta Ghosh ; Paramita Dey ; Biswarup Mukhopadhyaya ; Sourov Roy ;
Date 13 Feb 2010
AbstractIn an extension of the minimal supersymmetric standard model (popularly known as the $mu u$SSM), three right handed neutrino superfields are introduced to solve the $mu$-problem and to accommodate the non-vanishing neutrino masses and mixing. Neutrino masses at the tree level are generated through $R-$parity violation and seesaw mechanism. We have analyzed the full effect of one-loop contributions to the neutrino mass matrix. We showed that the current three flavour global neutrino data for both the tree level and one-loop corrected analysis can be accommodated in the $mu u$SSM. In particular, we have found out that it is relatively easier to accommodate the normal hierarchical mass pattern of the three light neutrinos compared to the inverted hierarchical or quasi-degenerate case, when one-loop corrections are included.
Source arXiv, 1002.2705
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