A broken E6 solution to the solar neutrino problem

Details A broken E6 solution to the solar neutrino problem A broken E6 solution to the solar neutrino problem

Oct 1987

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Physics Letters B, Volume 197, Issue 1-2, p. 45-48.

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Broken E6 models, as suggested by superstrings, may have stable massive neutrinos in matter multiplets. These can be candidates for the dark matter of the universe. If we choose an additional Z' in the E6 gauge multiplet to couple to these neutrinos, but not ordinary leptons, we may also solve the solar neutrino problem, without violating known experimental bounds. The Z' must have a mass comparable to the ordinary Z mass.
On sabbatical leave from Department of Physics, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA.

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