中微子质量和暗物质的斯考根轨距机制

Van Dong Phung, Thao Nguyen Huy
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Scotogenic是一种通过惰性标量双子和三个不育中微子的一回路贡献产生中微子质量的方案。这项工作认为,这种惰性标量双星是一种与规整对称破缺相关的金石玻色子模式。因此,由此产生的观测量规机制具有很强的预测性,它产生的中微子质量是由吃掉这种金石玻色子的新量规玻色子双t贡献的。暗物质的稳定性显然是由物质奇偶性作为残余规规对称性来保证的,这就暗示了矢量暗物质的候选者。
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Scotogenic gauge mechanism for neutrino mass and dark matter
Scotogenic is a scheme for neutrino mass generation through the one-loop contribution of an inert scalar doublet and three sterile neutrinos. This work argues that such inert scalar doublet is a Goldstone boson mode associated with a gauge symmetry breaking. Hence, the resultant scotogenic gauge mechanism is very predictive, generating neutrino mass as contributed by a new gauge boson doublet that eats such Goldstone bosons. The dark matter stability is manifestly ensured by a matter parity as residual gauge symmetry for which a vector dark matter candidate is hinted.
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