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07 Aug, 2021
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author-avatarEduardo Guendelman
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Alejandro Segarra, Jose Bernabeu, SYMMETRY-INSPIRED BASIS TO DISENTANGLE GENUINE AND FAKE ASYMMETRIES IN NEUTRINO OSCILLATIONS, in Proceedings of Symmetry 2021 - The 3rd International Conference on Symmetry, 8 August–13 August 2021, MDPI: Basel, Switzerland, doi: 10.3390/Symmetry2021-10739
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SYMMETRY-INSPIRED BASIS TO DISENTANGLE GENUINE AND FAKE ASYMMETRIES IN NEUTRINO OSCILLATIONS

1. KIT, Germany
2. IFIC (U. Valencia - CSIC)
Abstract

Discrete Asymmetries for Neutrino Oscillations are contaminated by Matter Effects. Their Physics is discussed in terms of a basis of 3 independent components in correspondence with invariance under CPT (genuine), Time Reversal T (matter) and Charge-Parity CP (interference). They have definite and different parities under the baseline L -theory independent-, the imaginary part of the flavor mixing, the matter potential and the hierarchy of the neutrino spectrum. In terms of the Standard Model of neutrino oscillations, these definite model-independent parities manifest in terms of definite parities in the standard parameters, which can be studied analytically thanks to the smallness of some of these quantities. The two fake components vanish at the same MAGIC ENERGY E, with the connection L/E = 1420 Km/GeV near the second oscillation maximum, where the genuine component is also maximal. The experimental CPV Asymmetry for the appearance nu_mu --> nu_e can separate the genuine (CPT-invariant) and the fake matter-induced (T-invariant) components by either L-dependence (HKK) or E-dependence (DUNE).

Keywords
discrete symmetries
neutrino
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