Neutrino mass via fermion kinetic mixing; Scotogenic model in the context of SU(7) GUT; Neutrino mass and $R_{(K*)}$ and $R_{(D*)}$ anomalies via $R_2$ and $S_3$ leptoquarks

23 Aug 2018, 15:15
5m
RAI-G-041 (Zürich)

RAI-G-041

Zürich

Rämistrasse 74

Speaker

Dr Oleg Popov (Seoul National University of Science and Technology)

Description

I will talk on 1 of the following:

1) Generating neutrino mass via fermion kinetic mixing. I this work we show how neutrino masses can be obtained from the radiative fermion mixing of 2 or more dark fermions and what kind of consequences and signatures this scenario can have compared to other similar models of neutrino mass.

2) I this work we demonstrate how Scotogenic neutrino mass generation can be embedded in $SU(7)$ GUT with different possible phenomenology and signatures. In this scenario we have a low energy Pati-Salam like,$SU(4)_c\times SU(2)_L\times U(1)_R$, symmetry. We also show how the $SU(7)$ symmetry and subsequent symmetries can be broken down to SM, as well as investigate possible dark symmetries needed for Scotogenic scenario.

3) Here we focus on explaining $R_{(K*)}$ and $R_{(D*)}$ anomalies via $R_2\sim(3,2,7/6)$ and $S_3\sim(\bar{3},3,1/3)$ leptoquarks as well as simultaneously generating neutrino mass. We show that non of these leptoquarks can accommodate these anomalies alone and both are needed for simultaneous solution of $R_{(K*)}$ and $R_{(D*)}$ anomalies and neutrino mass generation. We study constraints and signatures of this model.

Affiliation Seoul-Tech
Academic position Post doc
Email address opopo001@ucr.edu

Primary authors

Arnab Dasgupta (Jamia Millia Islamia) Graham White (Monash University) Michael Schmidt (The University of Sydney) Dr Oleg Popov (Seoul National University of Science and Technology) Sin Kyu Kang (Seoul-Tech)

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