Neutrino Masses and a Fourth Generation of Fermions

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Phenomenology

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33 pages, 4 figures; Eq. (18) corrected and thus corrections to Eqs. (21,26-28,41,42,44-46) and figures, the loop contribution

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We study neutrino mass generation in models with four chiral families of leptons and quarks and four right handed neutrinos. Generically, in these models there are three different contributions to the light neutrino masses: the usual see-saw contribution, the tree-level contribution due to mixing of light neutrinos with neutrino of the fourth generation, and the two loop contribution due to the Majorana mass term of the fourth neutrino. We study properties of these contributions and their experimental bounds. The regions of the parameters (mixings of the fourth neutrino, masses of RH neutrino components, etc.) have been identified where various contributions dominate. New possibilities of a realization of the flavour symmetries in the four family context are explored. In particular, we consider applications of the smallest groups, e.g. SG(20,3), with irreducible representation 4.

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