Multiple realizations of modular flavor symmetries and their phenomenology

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Autori principali: Arriaga-Osante, Carlos, Chen, Mu-Chun, Diaz-Castro, Ramon, Li, Xueqi, Liu, Xiang-Gan, Ramos-Sanchez, Saul, Ratz, Michael
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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author Arriaga-Osante, Carlos
Chen, Mu-Chun
Diaz-Castro, Ramon
Li, Xueqi
Liu, Xiang-Gan
Ramos-Sanchez, Saul
Ratz, Michael
author_facet Arriaga-Osante, Carlos
Chen, Mu-Chun
Diaz-Castro, Ramon
Li, Xueqi
Liu, Xiang-Gan
Ramos-Sanchez, Saul
Ratz, Michael
contents We point out that specifying the finite modular group does not uniquely fix a modular flavor symmetry. We illustrate this using the finite modular group $T'$. Otherwise equivalent models based on different $T'$ lead to modular forms with different properties and, hence, produce different phenomenological features. We exemplify this in various scenarios, and show that the ability of a given model to accommodate mass and other observed hierarchies depends sensitively on the way the $T'$ is implemented.
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spellingShingle Multiple realizations of modular flavor symmetries and their phenomenology
Arriaga-Osante, Carlos
Chen, Mu-Chun
Diaz-Castro, Ramon
Li, Xueqi
Liu, Xiang-Gan
Ramos-Sanchez, Saul
Ratz, Michael
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
We point out that specifying the finite modular group does not uniquely fix a modular flavor symmetry. We illustrate this using the finite modular group $T'$. Otherwise equivalent models based on different $T'$ lead to modular forms with different properties and, hence, produce different phenomenological features. We exemplify this in various scenarios, and show that the ability of a given model to accommodate mass and other observed hierarchies depends sensitively on the way the $T'$ is implemented.
title Multiple realizations of modular flavor symmetries and their phenomenology
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.12270