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Toward minimal renormalizable SUSY SU(5) Grand Unified Model with tribimaximal mixing from A4 Flavor symmetry

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arxiv 0909.2553 v1 pith:SYENWCC3 submitted 2009-09-14 hep-ph

Paolo Ciafaloni , Marco Picariello , Emilio Torrente-Lujan , Alfredo Urbano This is my paper · ORCID
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We address the problem of rationalizing the pattern of fermion masses and mixings by adding a nonabelian flavor symmetry in a grand unified framework. With this purpose, we include an A4 flavor symmetry into a unified renormalizable SUSY GUT SU(5) model. With the help of the "Type II Seesaw" mechanism we are able to obtain the pattern of observed neutrino mixings in a natural way, through the so called tribimaximal matrix.

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