Proton Stability and Small Neutrino Mass in String Inspired E6 Models
Daijiro Suematsu
Abstract
We propose a new possibility to realize simultaneously the sufficient proton stability and the interesting structure of neutrino mass matrix in superstring inspired E6 models. In this model the leptons and Higgs fields are assigned to a fundamental representation 27 in the different way among generations. Two pairs of Higgs doublets naturally remain light from three generation ones by imposing certain discrete symmetries, although all extra color triplets become sufficiently heavy. Under these symmetries suitable μ-terms to bring appropriate vacuum expectation values are prepared and the dangerous FCNC is avoidable. Some related phenomena to this model, especially, the structure of neutrino mass matrix are also discussed.
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