Abstract
Using the type II seesaw approach and properties of discrete flavor symmetry group representations, we build a supersymmetric \ neutrino model with . After describing the basis of this model--which is beyond the minimal supersymmetric Standard Model--with a superfield spectrum containing flavons in \ representations, we first generate the tribimaximal neutrino mixing which is known to be in agreement with the mixing angles and . Then, we give the scalar potential of the theory where the discrete subsymmetry is used to avoid the so-called sequestering problem. We \textrm{next} study the deviation from the tribimaximal mixing matrix which is produced by perturbing the neutrino mass matrix with a nontrivial singlet. Normal and inverted mass hierarchies are discussed numerically. We also study the breaking of \ down to \ in the charged lepton sector, and use the branching ratio of the decay --which is allowed by the residual symmetry --to get estimations on the mass of one of the flavons and the cutoff scale of the model.
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