Non-holomorphic modular symmetry in a Type-I seesaw model fits normal hierarchy neutrino data with chi2 min 7.06 but rules out inverted hierarchy.
The Seesaw Evaded Modular Dirac Framework
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We posit an elegant modular $A_4$ framework for Dirac neutrinos that does not rely on the seesaw mechanism in a non SUSY setting. Our construction ensures purely Dirac neutrinos with a minimal scalar sector, naturally generating neutrino masses without requiring unnaturally tiny couplings. The model demonstrates its predictive power by simultaneously reproducing the charged lepton mass hierarchy and predicting neutrino mixing angles and mass squared differences consistent with their global best fit values. It further predicts a sum of neutrino masses consistent with the current cosmological bound, while predicting maximal Dirac CP violation. This construction establishes an alternative paradigm for the origin of lepton masses and mixing, setting it apart from conventional discrete flavour symmetry and seesaw based approaches.
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Fixed points of modular symmetry in a type III seesaw model produce viable neutrino phenomenology and the observed baryon asymmetry.
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A Type-I Seesaw Framework with Non-Holomorphic Modular Symmetry
Non-holomorphic modular symmetry in a Type-I seesaw model fits normal hierarchy neutrino data with chi2 min 7.06 but rules out inverted hierarchy.
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