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Majorana Neutrino Masses from Neutrinoless Double-Beta Decays and Lepton-Number-Violating Meson Decays
The Schechter-Valle theorem states that a positive observation of
neutrinoless double-beta () decays implies a finite Majorana
mass term for neutrinos when any unlikely fine-tuning or cancellation is
absent. In this note, we reexamine the quantitative impact of the
Schechter-Valle theorem, and find that current experimental lower limits on the
half-lives of -decaying nuclei have placed a restrictive
upper bound on the Majorana neutrino mass radiatively generated at the four-loop level. Furthermore,
we generalize this quantitative analysis of decays to that
of the lepton-number-violating (LNV) meson decays (for , = or ). Given the
present upper limits on these rare LNV decays, we have derived the loop-induced
Majorana neutrino masses ,
and from ,
and ,
respectively. A partial list of radiative neutrino masses from the LNV decays
of , and mesons is also given.Comment: 10 pages, 1 figure, clarification added and references updated, Phys.
Lett. B in pres
Implication the observed for studying the process
We study the charmonium reaction using
effective lagrangian approach where the contributions from well established
states are considered, and all parameters are fixed in the process of
at center of mass energy GeV.
The experimental data on the line shape of the mass distribution of the can be well reproduced. Based on the studying of , the total and differential cross sections of the reaction are predicted. At the same time we evaluated
also the cross sections of the reaction. It is
shown that the contribution of nucleon pole to this reaction is largest close
to the reaction threshold. However, the interference between nucleon pole and
the other nucleon resonance can still change the angle distributions
significantly. Those theoretical results may be test by the future experiments
at \overline{\mbox{P}}ANDA.Comment: 8 pages, 10 figures, and 4 tables. More discussions added and typos
corrected. Accepted by Eur. Phys. J.
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