The Number of Neutrinos and the Left-Right Symmetric Model
R. Huerta, M. Maya, O. G. Miranda
Abstract
The meaning of Nν in the Left-Right Symmetric Model (LRSM) is discussed. In its original definition Nν is the number of neutrinos or generations of leptons, so, in the Standard Model its value is three. However the determination of Nν in experiments and in astrophysical observations is subject to different theoretical interpretations. We present arguments that gives Nν as a parameter of the LRSM. Using an experimental value for the rate Gammainv/Gammall we calculate the bound 2.90≤ NνLR≤ 3.04 (90 % C. L.), where NνLR is a function of the left-right mixing angle ϕ. This range is less restrictive than the one of the standard model.
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