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Double Covering of the Modular A^{}₅ Group and Lepton Flavor Mixing in the Minimal Seesaw Model

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arxiv 2010.10159 v2 pith:7A5D6LXM submitted 2020-10-20 hep-ph

Double Covering of the Modular A^{}₅ Group and Lepton Flavor Mixing in the Minimal Seesaw Model

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In this paper, we investigate the double covering of modular $\Gamma^{}_5 \simeq A^{}_5$ group and derive all the modular forms of weight one for the first time. The modular forms of higher weights are also explicitly given by decomposing the direct products of weight-one forms. For the double covering group $\Gamma^\prime_5 \simeq A^\prime_5$, there exist two inequivalent two-dimensional irreducible representations, into which we can assign two right-handed neutrino singlets in the minimal seesaw model. Two concrete models with such a salient feature have been constructed to successfully explain lepton mass spectra and flavor mixing pattern. The allowed parameter space for these two minimal scenarios has been numerically explored, and analytically studied with some reasonable assumptions.

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