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20 April 2024
 
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$keV$ scale dark matter, baryogenesis and neutrinoless double beta decay in minimal extended seesaw
Pritam Das ; Mrinal Kumar Das ;
Date 22 Aug 2019
AbstractWe have studied $keV$ scale dark matter (DM), neutrinoless double beta decay (NDBD) and baryogenesis within minimal extended seesaw (MES). A generic model based on $A_4 imes Z_4$ flavor symmetry is used to explain both normal and inverted hierarchy mass pattern of neutrino and also to accommodate the $keV$ ranged sterile netrino mass. Significant results on effective neutrino mass are observed in presence of $keV$ sterile neutrino in NDBD. In order to validate DM within this model, we have checked decay width and relic abundance of the heavy neutrino flavor and which constrained sterile neutrino DM mass. Baryogenesis is also studied simultaneously within this framework and Dirac CP phase get constrained with the results. Co-relation among the observable and model parameters are also carried out within this framework.
Source arXiv, 1908.8417
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