
TL;DR
This paper analyzes how CP violation phases in neutrino masses depend on flavor mass matrix phases, considering different mass hierarchies, and explores conditions for maximal CP violation.
Contribution
It derives explicit relations between CP-violating phases and flavor neutrino mass matrix phases, highlighting hierarchy-dependent behaviors and maximal CP violation conditions.
Findings
Dirac CP violation is mainly influenced by deltaM_{e tau}^{PDG} in most hierarchies.
Maximal Dirac CP violation occurs when arg(M_{e mu}) approaches pi/2 in inverted hierarchy.
Majorana CP violation becomes maximal when arg(M_{tau tau}) approaches around 0.5 in normal hierarchy.
Abstract
For flavor neutrino masses M^{PDG}_{ij} (i,j=e,mu,tau) compatible with the phase convention defined by Particle Data Group (PDG), if neutrino mixings are controlled by small corrections to those with sin(theta_{13})=0 denoted by sin(theta_{13})deltaM^{PDG}_{e tau} and sin(theta_{13})deltaM^{PDG}_{tau tau}, CP-violating Dirac phase delta{CP} is calculated by using these corrections. If possible neutrino mass hierarchies are taken into account, the main source of delta{CP} turns out to be deltaM_{e tau}^{PDG} except for the inverted mass hierarchy with {m}_1 approx -{m}_2, where {m}_i=m_ie^{-i varphi_i} (i=1,2) stands for a neutrino mass m_i accompanied by a Majorana phase varphi_i for varphi_{1,2,3} giving two CP-violating Majorana phases. We can further derive that delta_{CP} approx arg(M_{e mu}^{PDG})-arg(M_{mu mu}^{PDG}) with arg (M_{e mu}^{PDG}) approx arg(M_{e tau}^{PDG}) for the…
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