How Neutrino and Charged Fermion Masses Are Connected Within Minimal Supersymmetric SO(10)
Borut Bajc, Goran Senjanovic, Francesco Vissani
Abstract
Massive neutrinos are a generic prediction of SO(10), and models of unification cry for supersymmetry. Since we have a rather detailed information on neutrino and charged fermion masses, the real question is: how/whether it is possible to build a SO(10) supersymmetric model, that correctly incorporates fermion masses. We show that a simple construction is possible in the context of a minimal theory. We concentrate on the two heaviest generations, discuss the predictions of the model, and briefly comment on open questions.
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