Returning to the
six masses of the neutrinos and antineutrinos, we can search for further approximate relations between the values and their ratios. In particular, observe that the scale independent relation

holds exactly for a universal phase not of $2/9$, but quite close at $\theta = 0.222535$. This phase does not substantially alter the predicted neutrino mass values or the $\Delta m^2$ of the
MINOS experiment, for a similar scale choice. However, this $\theta$ ruins the correct $2/9$ rule for the charged lepton masses. For the charged leptons the rule above could never hold, because particles have the same mass as antiparticles.
So with (i) the original Koide rule (ii) this rule and (iii) the CMB $2.725$ K correspondence with the first antineutrino, we get a precise list of six mass predictions.
ReplyDeleteThese six masses are essentially those previously listed, namely
ReplyDelete$m_i: 0.00038, 0.00892, 0.05070$ eV
$\overline{m}_i: 0.001166, 0.05823, 0.00060$ eV