Generating Neutrino Mass in the 331 Model

G.C.Joshi (University of Melbourne); M.B.Tully

Generating Neutrino Mass in the 331 Model

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A mechanism for generating small tree-level Majorana mass for neutrinos is implemented in the 331 Model. No additional fermions or scalars need to be added, and no mass scale greater than a few TeV is invoked.

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