26–30 May 2014
Institut des Cordeliers - Paris
Europe/Paris timezone

Strong thermal Leptogenesis in the SO(10)-inspired model: a complete picture of the low energy neutrino parameters.

28 May 2014, 14:30
20m
Salle des Thèses (Institut des Cordeliers - Paris)

Salle des Thèses

Institut des Cordeliers - Paris

Parallel Session talk Cosmology and Astroparticles Leptogenesis

Speaker

Luca Marzola (U)

Description

Leptogenesis is an elegant scenario that explains the neutrino mass origin and the baryon asymmetry of the Universe as natural consequences of the famous seesaw mechanism. After introducing the attractive framework provided by the SO(10)-inspired model of Leptogenesis, I show a full set of testable predictions that pin down the same parameters that neutrino experiments are currently trying to measure. Such complete picture of the oscillation parameters is derived from the strong thermal solutions of the SO(10)-inspired model, which ensure the independence of our results from the state of the Universe prior to the onset of Leptogenesis.

Author

Luca Marzola (U)

Co-author

Pasquale Di Bari (U)

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