The remnant CP transformation and its implications
Felix Gonzalez-Canales

TL;DR
This paper explores the implications of remnant CP transformations, focusing on a generalized mu-tau reflection symmetry and its impact on neutrino CP phases and mixing angles relevant for neutrino experiments.
Contribution
It introduces a generalized mu-tau reflection symmetry within remnant CP transformations, linking Majorana phases to CP parities and correlating the Dirac CP phase with atmospheric mixing angle.
Findings
Majorana phases have CP conserving values
Dirac CP phase correlates with atmospheric mixing angle
Implications for neutrino oscillation experiments
Abstract
In the context of remnant CP transformations, I briefly discuss a generalized reflection symmetry, where the "Majorana" phases have CP conserving values, which are directly related with the CP parities of neutrino states. Also, one finds that the "Dirac-like" CP violation phase is correlated with the atmospheric mixing angle, giving important phenomenological implications for current and future long baseline oscillation neutrino experiments.
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