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Neutrino mass and mixing constrained by double beta decay H. Minakata ( +FH ^ : GF 1 G F & TMU) Special thanks to H.Nunokawa APS Neutrino Study Great enthusiasm for 0


  1. Neutrino mass and mixing constrained by double beta decay H. Minakata ( +FH ��� ^ ���� : � GF �� 1 � G �� F �� & ���� TMU) Special thanks to H.Nunokawa

  2. APS Neutrino Study Great enthusiasm for 0 νββ decay ! Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  3. MNS matrix and ν mass ν α =U α i ν i pattern Atm. ν => <= solar + reactor ν SK atm solar+KamLAND Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  4. Some people start to feel that ν physics is done, … • Number of parameters in lepton/neutrino sector = 3 masses + 3 mixing angles + 1 KM phase + 2 Majorana phases (none if Dirac ν ) = 9 (7) • Number of parameters ‘‘determined’’ = 2 Δ m 2 + 2 angles = only 4 !!! • We went through less than half a way ! Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  5. What is left: ν mass hierarchy & absolute mass scale Normal Inverted We don’t know yet ‘‘electron mass’’ in ν sector! Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  6. ν absolute mass KATRIN => m ν ̃ 0.2 eV • Endpoint of beta decay spectrum • 0 νββ decay • cosmology : WMAP + SDSS + … m ν < ̃ 0.6 eV Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  7. They are sensitive to m ν because.. Future micro- lensing obs. would reach m ν ~ 0.04 eV Σ m = 1 eV Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  8. Lifetime of 0 νββ decay Effective mass parameter = Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  9. Lowest neutrino mass as the unique parameter Normal Inverted Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  10. m ee vs. lowest ν mass Normal vs. inverted mass hierarchy discriminable? If θ 13 =0, <m ee >=0, => m 1 =4x10 -3 eV 2 Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  11. Why minimum m ee Inverted Normal Klapdor- Kleingrothous- Pess-Smirnov Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  12. Degenerate ν mass Experimentally the clearest situation ! • If m ee discovered in ‘‘degenerate mass region’’ (as claimed by Klapdor et al) it implies that there is new mass scale = sqrt{ Δ m 2 } • => most probably new scale different from GUT Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  13. m ee vs. sum of ν masses Figure by H.Nunokawa Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  14. To distinguish mass hierarchy … Pascoli-Petcov-Schwetz=PPS hep-ph/0505226 Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  15. Alternative attitude • One may take the alternative attitude • Determine mass hierarchy in some other places and look back to 0 νββ decay Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  16. T2KK; Tokai to Kamioka-Korea twin HK complex Ishitsuka-Kajita-HM-Nunokawa hep-ph/0504026 Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  17. Current design of Hyper-Kamiokande contains 2 tanks ! Why don’t you bring one of the 2 tanks to Korea? Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  18. T2KK vs. NO ν A; mass hierarchy �������� σ , ������� σ ������ Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  19. T2KK vs. NO ν A; CP �������� σ , ������� σ Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  20. Signal at ~50 meV; what does it mean? Inverted mass hierarchy without extra m 0 • m 0 ~0 can be inferred, e.g., by Planck satellite Majorana phase may be measured Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  21. Signal at ~50 meV; what does it mean? Normal mass hierarchy without extra m 0 • Definitely implies extra mass scale m 0 • Harder to obtain Majorana phase information Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  22. Majorana phase? �������� Width of the band represents effect of CP phases If θ 13 =0, <m ee >=0, => m 1 =4x10 -3 eV 2 Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  23. In reality, … Red=CPV (PPS) Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  24. Inverted mass hierarchy Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  25. Uncertainty of nuclear matrix elements Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  26. Now, we have hope Sensitivity to g pp partially cancel if normalized by 2 ν decay; Rodin-Faessler- Simkovic-Vogel, nucl- th/0503063 Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  27. Sensitivity to g pp cancel against its 2 ν counterpart Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  28. Shell model vs. QRPA Caurier et al., nucl-th/0402046 M 0 ν : Shell model: M 0 ν : RQRPA Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  29. Shell model computation of 0 νββ decay? • # of basis • Current = 10 9 • Ge, Se -> ~10 20 (Muto-san’s estimate) • Is it impossible? • Computational power get larger by 10 3 in every 10 Computer Center for years Double Beta Decay !? Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  30. Alternative processes? ��� �� ��� �� Double electron capture (Bernabeu- De Rujula-Jarlskog ’83) • Life time 10 27 -10 31 years (m ν =0.1 eV) • Enhancement of a related process by laser pumping (Yoshimura et al) Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

  31. Conclusion • 0 νββ decay: unique for demonstrating Majorana ν + indispensible for absolute mass determination • Uncertainty of nuclear matrix elements = most important problem for interpretation of the results • Mass hierarchy determination by LBL helps • Great opportunity in the 2nd half stage of exploring ν masses and lepton mixing Sep. 18, 2005 Japan-US workshop on double beta decay

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