Non-holomorphic modular symmetry in a Type-I seesaw model fits normal hierarchy neutrino data with chi2 min 7.06 but rules out inverted hierarchy.
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Fixed points of modular symmetry in a type III seesaw model produce viable neutrino phenomenology and the observed baryon asymmetry.
Two-zero textures in the neutrino mass matrix produce distinctive, testable correlations among charged lepton flavor violation processes, with some patterns suppressing muon-to-electron transitions while permitting tau decays at observable rates down to a 5-6 TeV cutoff.
A model with μ-τ reflection symmetry from A4 predicts sin²θ12 ≳ 0.335 which is disfavored by JUNO results, leaving a surviving scenario with testable correlations to model parameters.
DUNE's long-baseline program combined with near-detector and PRISM strategies is argued to be well-suited for detecting correlated deviations from the minimal three-flavor neutrino framework.
JUNO data strongly disfavors Dirac neutrino texture zero pattern C, leaving only patterns A1 and A2 compatible with current oscillation observables.
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Fixed points of modular symmetry in a type III seesaw model produce viable neutrino phenomenology and the observed baryon asymmetry.
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Hunting for Neutrino Texture Zeros with Muon and Tau Flavor Violation
Two-zero textures in the neutrino mass matrix produce distinctive, testable correlations among charged lepton flavor violation processes, with some patterns suppressing muon-to-electron transitions while permitting tau decays at observable rates down to a 5-6 TeV cutoff.
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Fate of $\theta_{12}$ under $\mu-\tau$ Reflection Symmetry in Light of the First JUNO Results
A model with μ-τ reflection symmetry from A4 predicts sin²θ12 ≳ 0.335 which is disfavored by JUNO results, leaving a surviving scenario with testable correlations to model parameters.
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Flavor as an Incomplete Structure: Conceptual Questions and the Role of DUNE
DUNE's long-baseline program combined with near-detector and PRISM strategies is argued to be well-suited for detecting correlated deviations from the minimal three-flavor neutrino framework.
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Implications of the First JUNO Results for Dirac Neutrino Texture Zeros
JUNO data strongly disfavors Dirac neutrino texture zero pattern C, leaving only patterns A1 and A2 compatible with current oscillation observables.