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Lepton Mixing Parameters from $Δ(48)$ Family Symmetry and Generalised CP

We provide a systematic and thorough exploration of the $Δ(48)$ family symmetry and the consistent generalised CP symmetry. A model-independent analysis of the achievable lepton flavor mixing is performed by considering all the possible remnant symmetries in the neutrino and the charged lepton sectors. We find a new interesting mixing pattern in which both lepton mixing angles and CP phases are nontrivial functions of a single parameter $θ$. The value of $θ$ can be fixed by the measured reactor mixing angle $θ_{13}$, and the excellent agreement with the present data can be achieved. A supersymmetric model based on $Δ(48)$ family symmetry and generalised CP symmetry is constructed, and this new mixing pattern is exactly reproduced.

preprint2014arXivOpen access

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