Recent Neutrino Experiments and Their Consistency In An Extended Harvard Model
Ambar Ghosal, Asim K. Ray
Abstract
We demonstrate that the solar and atmospheric neutrino data as well as the recent result of the LSND experiment cannot be satisfied simultaneously with three light neutrinos if we consider the mass degeneracy for two neutrinos in the context of an extended Harvard Model based on the gauge group SU(2)qL× SU(2)lL× U(1)Y with S3× Z4 discrete symmetry. Assuming two different representation contents under S3× Z4 symmetry for pairwise neutrinos and the lone neutrino the present model admits neutrino masses of the order of 2.8 eV and can fit either solar and atmospheric neutrino data or the LSND and solar neutrino data.
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