g - 2)eiM ANOMALIES AND LEPTON FLAVOR VIOLATING DECAYS IN A TWO HIGGS DOUBLET MODEL: INVERTED ORDER SCHEME OF NEUTRINO OSCILLATION DATA
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2024/1174Abstract
The lepton flavor violating decays h —> e±ej, z -» e±ej, and
—> ea7 in a two-Higgs-doublet model have been discussed in (T. T. Hong et al, 2024). Still, only the normal order (NO) scheme of the neutrino oscillation data was used for numerical investigation. In this work, we will show numerical results corresponding to the inverted order (IO) scheme and compare them with those predicted by the NO scheme. In addition, we focus on the dependence of all lepton flavor violating decays as functions of the heaviest active neutrino masses, which was not shown in detail previously. Our results confirm the consistency with a recent work (T. T. Hong et al, 2024) in all allowed values of the heaviest active neutrino mass.
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