Prediction of Ue3 and 2θ23 from discrete symmetry
Morimitsu Tanimoto
Abstract
We discuss the question why the mixing Ue3 is small. The natural answer is Ue3=0 in some symmetric limit, in which two large mixings are realized. It is possible to force Ue3 and 2 θ23 to be zero by imposing a discrete symmetry. We investigate a special class of symmetries Z2 and of the consequences of their perturbative violation.
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