"Constraining discrete leptonic flavour symmetries at long-baseline neutrino oscillation facilities
by
Peter Ballett(Durham University)
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Europe/Berlin
Building 67, SemRm 10 (DESY Hamburg)
Building 67, SemRm 10
DESY Hamburg
Description
Abstract: The next generation of long-baseline neutrino oscillation facilities will allow us to measure the parameters which govern neutrino oscillation more accurately than ever before. This will permit us to not only settle a couple of outstanding unknowns, but also to address new questions, beyond those that are traditionally focused upon. In this talk, I will present an example of such an analysis: the ability for next generation oscillation experiments to constrain a class of models which exhibit discrete flavour symmetries in the leptonic sector. I will show that questions of this type can be well addressed at a next-generation facility, and offer a good theoretical motivation for measurements with increased precision.