Neutrino Masses in E6 Unification
Masako Bando, Taichiro Kugo
Abstract
We show that the neutrino masses with large mixing between νμand ντare naturally reproduced in a supersymmetric E6 grand unification model with an anomalous U(1)X symmetry. We propose a simple scenario which incorporates a novel mechanism called `E-twisting' by which all the characteristic features of the fermion mass matrices, not only the quark/lepton's Dirac masses but also the neutrino's Majorana masses, can be well reproduced despite all the members in 27 of each generation are assigned a common U(1)X charge.
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