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General Lepton Mixing in Holographic Composite Higgs Models

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KMI Theory Seminar
2011-12-15 16:30
Marco Serone
KMI Science Symposia (ES635)

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We study leptons in holographic composite Higgs models,
namely in models
possibly admitting a weakly coupled description in terms
of five-dimensional (5D) theories. We introduce two scenarios leading to
Majorana or Dirac

neutrinos, based on non-abelian discrete symmetries of the form Gf = X × ZN. The flavour symnmetry is broken to Z2 ×Z2 ×ZN in the
elementary sector and to
Z(D) N in the composite
sector, with
Z(D) N being the
diagonal subgroup of a

ZN X and the external
ZN. The
smallness of neutrino masses is naturally explainedand normal/inverted mass
ordering can be accommodated. By choosing X
= Δ(96) or Δ(384), a non-vanishing θ13 of order 0.1 is
naturally obtained. We apply our considerations to a 5D model in warped space
for the particular cases of
X = S4,A5,Δ(96) and Δ(384) and N = 3 or 5.
Lepton flavour violating processes and electric dipole moments are well below the
current bounds, with the exception of
μ eγ that puts a very mild constraint on the
parameter
space of the model, for all presented choices of Gf .