Parameter Degeneracy in Neutrino Oscillation -- Solution Network and Structural Overview --
Hisakazu Minakata, Shoichi Uchinami

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the parameter degeneracy in neutrino oscillation measurements, presenting a unified view using symmetry and explicit solutions, revealing a network structure of degeneracy solutions and extending the analysis to various measurement setups.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive framework for understanding neutrino oscillation parameter degeneracy through symmetry and explicit analytic solutions, unifying different degeneracy types.
Findings
Degeneracy solutions form a network structure.
Explicit analytic expressions for all degeneracy solutions are derived.
The analysis extends to T- and CPT-conjugate measurements and different oscillation channels.
Abstract
It is known that there is a phenomenon called "parameter degeneracy" in neutrino oscillation measurement of lepton mixing parameters; A set of the oscillation probabilities, e.g., P(nu_mu --> nu_e) and its CP-conjugate P(bar{nu}_mu --> bar{nu}_e) at a particular neutrino energy does not determine uniquely the values of theta_13 and delta. With use of the approximate form of the oscillation probability 'a la Cervera et al., a complete analysis of the eightfold parameter degeneracy is presented. We propose a unified view of the various types of the degeneracy as invariance of the oscillation probabilities under discrete mappings of the mixing parameters. Explicit form of the mapping is obtained either by symmetry argument, or by deriving exact analytic expressions of all the degeneracy solutions for a given true solution. Due to the one-to-one mapping structure the degeneracy solutions…
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