A Z3-symmetric Type-III seesaw model uses radiative Coleman-Weinberg effects to lift vacuum degeneracy and annihilate domain walls, fitting neutrino data, generating baryon asymmetry via leptogenesis at 10^9 GeV triplet masses, and predicting detectable gravitational waves.
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Predictions of Modular Symmetry Fixed Points on Neutrino Masses, Mixing, and Leptogenesis
Fixed points of modular symmetry in a type III seesaw model produce viable neutrino phenomenology and the observed baryon asymmetry.