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Running Neutrino Mass Parameters in See-Saw Scenarios

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arxiv hep-ph/0501272 v3 pith:O5N3VIUS submitted 2005-01-31 hep-ph

Running Neutrino Mass Parameters in See-Saw Scenarios

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We systematically analyze quantum corrections in see-saw scenarios, including effects from above the see-saw scales. We derive approximate renormalization group equations for neutrino masses, lepton mixings and CP phases, yielding an analytic understanding and a simple estimate of the size of the effects. Even for hierarchical masses, they often exceed the precision of future experiments. Furthermore, we provide a software package allowing for a convenient numerical renormalization group analysis, with heavy singlets being integrated out successively at their mass thresholds. We also discuss applications to model building and related topics.

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