Curriculum Vitae Rabindra Nath Mohapatra

Professor of Physics

I. Education

• B.Sc. (Honors) Utkal University, India 1964

• M.Sc. Delhi University, India 1966

• Ph.D. University of Rochester 1969

II. Experience in Higher Education

• 1969-1971 SUNY at Stony Brook, Research Associate

• 1971-1974 University of Maryland, Research Associate

• 1974-1976 City College of CUNY, Assistant Professor

• 1976-1980 City College of CUNY, Associate Professor

• 1980-1981 Max-Planck-Inst. fur Physik, Visiting Professor

• 1983-2016 University of Maryland, Professor

• 2016- University of Maryland, Distinguished University Professor

III. Experience Other than Higher Education

• 1974 (summer) Brookhaven National Laboratory, Visiting Scientist

• 1976 (summer) CERN, Scientific Associate

• 1977 (summer) Brookhaven National Laboratory, Visiting Scientist

• 1978 (summer) Institute of Physics, Visiting Scientist

• 1979 (summer) SLAC, Stanford, Visiting Scientist

• 1981 (Apr-Aug) University of Geneve and CERN, Visiting Scientist

• 1983 (July) Los Alamos Scientific Library, New Mexico, Visiting Scientist

• 1984 (July) Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Visitor

• 1985 (June-July) CERN, Scientific Associate

• 1986 (August) Brookhaven National Laboratory, Visiting Scientist

• 1991 (August) Los Alamos National Lab, Visiting Scientist

• 1995 (September) Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Visiting Scientist

• 2005 (July) Technical University, Munich, Visiting Professor;

• 2006 (June, July, August), TUM, Munich, Visiting Professor

• 2007 (June-July) TUM, Munich, Visiting Professor

• 2009 (July) MPI, Heidelberg, Visiting Professor

• 2010 (June) TUM, Munich, Visiting Professor

IV. Academic and Professional Honors

• Gold Medal Winner and Best Graduate in 1964, B. Sc. and B.A. Examinations,Utkal University, India.

• Member, Sigma Xi.

• Recipient of 1968 Kodak Prize at the University of Rochester for best graduatework.

• Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Fellowship (1980-81)

• Fellow - American Physical Society (1980- ).

• Fellow - Indian National Academy of Sciences (1987- )

• Awarded Distinguished Faculty Research Fellowship by the University of Mary-land during the year 1995-96.

• Presented Distinguished Scientist of 2000 award by the American Chapter ofthe Indian Physicists Association.

• Selected ”Distinguished Scholar-Teacher” for the year 2001-2002 by the Univer-sity of Maryland.

• Awarded Alexander von Humboldt Prize by the Alexander von Humboldt Foun-dation, Germany in 2005.

• Was offered Vikram Sarabhai Visiting Chair by Physical Research Lab., Ahmed-abad.

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• Awarded D. Sc. (Honoris Causa) by North Orissa University, Baripada, Indiain April, 2009.

• Awarded Distinguished University Professor title by the University of Maryland,August, 2016.

VI. Professional Services

• Member, Organizing Committee of International Workshop on ”Superstrings,

Cosmology and Composteness”, held in College Park, Maryland, March 1987.

• Member, Organizing Committee of the International Conference on

”Physics Beyond the Standard Model”, held in Valencia, Spain, October 1991.

• Member, Organizing Committee for the International Conference on

”After the First Three Minutes”, NASA, Graanbelt, Maryland, October 1991.

• Member, Organizing Committee of the International Workshop on ”New Physicswith New Experiments”, Kazimierz, Poland, May 1993, May 1994.

• Member, Organizing Committee of the International Conference on ”Physics

Beyond the Standard Model”, Valencia, October 1993.

• Member, Organizing Committee of the Worksop on ”Low Energy Weak

Interactions”, Dubna, Russia, October 1994.

• Chair, Organizing Cimmittee of ”SUSY96”, College Park, May, 1996.

• Co-chair, Organizing Committee of the International workshop

on “Baryon and Lepton Number Violation” , held in Italy, 1997.

• Member, International Advisory Committee, SUSY97, Philadelphia, May, 1997.

• Member, International Advisory Committee, Beyond97, Ringberg, June (1997).

• Member, International Advisory Committee, NANP 97, Dubna, June (1997).

• Member, International Advisory Committee, WEIN98, Santa Fe, New Mexico,July (1998).

• Cochair, Organizing committee, Workshop on Baryon instability, Oak Ridge,Tennesse, March (1996).

• Convener of Neutrino session, European Physical Society meeting held in Jerusalem,August (1997).

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• Lecturer, TASI97, Annual International Summer Institute for advanced re-searchers, Boulder, Colorado, June (1997).

• Member, International Advisory Committee, SUSY99, Fermilab, June, 1999.

• Member, International Advisory Committee, SUSY2K, CERN, Geneva, July,2000.

• Member, International Advisory Committee, COSMO99, Trieste, Italy, Septem-ber, 1999.

• Member, International Advisory Committee, COSMO2000, Korea, September,2000.

• Member, International Advisory Committee, “Beyond Four Dimensions” Tri-este, Italy, September, 2000.

• Member, International Advisory committee, ”SUSY, 2002”, DESY, Germany,June 2002.

• Member, International Advisory committee, ”SUSY, 2003”, University of Ari-zona, Tucson; June, 2003.

• Member, International Advisory committee, ”SUSY, 2004”, KEK, Japan June(2004).

• Member, International Advisory committee, ”Fundamental symmetries of Na-ture”, ICTP , Trieste, September (2004).

• Theory Discussion Group Leader, APS Neutrino Study, (2004).

• Member, International Advisory Committee, SUSY 2005.

• Member, International Advisory Committee, NANP, Dubna (2005).

• Member, International Advisory Committee, High Energy Conference, Cairo,Jan. (2006).

• Member, International Advisory Committee, “SUSY, 2006 (UK), 2007 (Karl-srhue), 2008 (Korea)”.

• Co-chair, Organizing committee of the “International Workshop on B-L viola-tion”, Berkeley (2007, September).

• Organizer, TASI2006, Annual International Summer Institute for advanced re-searchers, Boulder, Colorado.

• Co-Orgainizer, BeNe 2012 on ”Behind Neutrino mass”, Trieste, Italy.

• International Advisory committee, NNN2012, ”Next Generation Nucleon Decayand Neutrino Detectors”, Fermilab.

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• International Advisory Committee, BLV 2013, MPI, Heidelberg.

• International Advisory Committee, SUSY 2013, Trieste, Italy; SUSY 2014,Manchester

• IAC, SUSY 2015, Lake Tahoe, USA; SUSY 2016, Melbourne, Australia.

• IAC, Danuco, Netherland.

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VII. Books Published

1. Gauge Theories of Fundamental Interactions, (with C.S. Lai), WorldScientific, 1981.

2. Unification and Supersymmetry, Springer-Verlag, First Edition, 1986; Sec-ond Edition, 1991; third edition, October, 2002.

3. Massive Neutrinos in Physics and Astrophysics, (with P.B. Pal), WorldScientific, 1991; Second edition (1998), third edition (2003).

4. Superstrings, Cosmology and Composite Structure, (co-editor with S.J.Gates), World Scientific, 1987.

5. SUSY 96: Theoretical Perspectives and Experimental Outlook, (co-editor with A. Rasin), North Holland, 1996.

6. Colliders and Neutrinos (Co-editor with S. Dawson), World Scientific, 2008.

VIII. Chapters written for books

1. CP violation and left-right symmetry in CP Violation ed. C. Jarlskog(World Scientific, 1988) p. 384.

2. CP violation and supersymmetry in CP Violation ed. C. Jarlskog (WorldScientific, 1988) p. 436.

3. Neutrino masses in left-right, SO(10) and supersymmetric models inNeutrinos ed. H. Klapdor, (Springer-verlag, 1988).

4. Supersymmetric Grand Unification in Supersymmetry, Superstrings andSupercolliders ed. J. Bagger (World Scientific, 1998).

5. Theories of neutrino masses and mixings in Current aspects of neutrinophysics ed. D. Caldwell (Springer-verlag, 2000).

6. Supersymmetry and Particle physics in Quantum field theory at the mil-lenium ed. A. Mitra (Indian National Academy of Sciences, 2000).

7. Nature of massive neutrinos (with B. Kayser) in Current aspects of neutrinophysics ed. D. Caldwell (Springer-Verlag, 2000).

8. Weak Interactions- From Current-Current to Standard Model andBeyond, in Hundred years of Sub-atomic Physics, ed. E. M. Henley (WorldScientific, 2013)

9. From old symmetries to new symmetries: quarks, leptons and B-L,published in “Fifty years of quarks”, ed. H. Fritzsch and M. Gell-Mann (WorldScientific, 2015)

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IX. Member, Editorial Board

• Member, Editorial Board of Progress in Particles and Nuclear Physics(from 1995- 1998), North Holland.

• Member, Editorial Board of New Journal of Physics, IOP publication(since 2001-2011).

• Member, Editorial Advisory Board of Nuclear Physics B Elsevier (2014-2017)

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Articles in standard journals

1. K0L → µ+µ− Decay, K0

L − K0S Mass Difference and Weak Interaction

Cut-off (with R. E. Marshak and J. S. Rao), Phys. Rev. Lett. 20, 1081(1968).

2. Second Order Weak Processes and Weak Interaction Cut-off, (with R.E. Marshak and J. S. rao), Phys. Rev., 171, 1502 (1968).

3. Sumrules for Virtual Compton Scattering on Pions, (with S. Okubo andR. Chanda) Phys. Rev. 170, 1344 (1968).

4. Anomalous Magnetic Moment of A1, (with V. S. Mathur) Phys. Rev. 178,1688 (1968).

5. Spectral Function Sumrules for Three Point Functions and Its Appli-cation to π0 → 2γ Decay, (with S. Okubo and R. Chanda) Nuovo Cimento58 A, 589 (1968).

6. Dispersion Sum Rules, Interference Model, Duality and p-n MassDifference, (with S. Okubo and J. P. Hsu), Phys. Rev. 181, 2011 (1969).

7. Leading Divergences in Nonleptonic Decays, (with P. Oleson), Phys. Rev.179, 1417 (1969).

8. Finite Energy Sum Rules and Non-linearly Rising Regge Trajectories,Phys. Rev. Lett. 22, 735 (1969).

9. Gross CP Violation in Strong Cubic IVB Model, (with R. E. Marshak,S. Okubo and J. S. Rao), Nucl. Phys. B 11, 253 (1969).

10. Pomeranchuk Theorem and Results from Serpukov and Satellite Ex-periments, (with D. S. Narayan), Nuovo Cimento Lett. 4, 535 (1970).

11. On η → 3π Decay Puzzle, Nuovo Cimento, 2 A, 707 (1971).

12. Feynman Rules for the Yang-Mills Field: A Canonical QuantizationApproach I, Phys. Rev. D 4, 378 (1971).

13. Feynman Rules for the Yang-Mills Field: A Canonical QuantizationApproach II, Phys. Rev. D 4, 1007 (1971).

14. Feynman Rules for the Yang-Mills Field: A Canonical QuantizationApproach III, Phys. Rev. D 4, 2215 (1971).

15. One Loop Diagrams in Yang-Mills Theory, Phys. Rev. D 5, 417 (1972).

16. Renormalizable Model of Weak and Electromagnetic Interaction withCP Violation, Phys. Rev. D 6, 2023 (1972).

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17. Mellin Transform Analysis of Light Cone structure and Scaling inDeep Inelastic Electron Scattering, (with O. W. Greenberg and D. Bhau-mik) Phys. Rev. D 6, 2969 (1972).

18. Spontaneously Broken Weak and Electromagnetic Symmetry and ThreeTriplet Model for Hadrons, Nuovo Cimento Lett. 6, 53 (1973).

19. Effective Weak Interaction Cut-off of Electromagnetic Radiative Cor-rections in Unified gauge theories, (with P. Vinciarelli), Phys. Rev. Lett., 30, 804 (1973).

20. On the Cancellation of Infinities in Second Order Radiative Correc-tions in Unified Gauge Theories, (with P. Vinciarelli), Phys. Rev. , d 8,481 (1973).

21. CP- Violation Through Phase Angles in Weak Currents and the Re-lation η+− = η00, (with J. C. Pati), Phys. Rev. , D 8, 2317 (1973).

22. Gauge Theories Based on Quarks and η → 3π Problem, Phys. Rev. , D8, 4212 (1973).

23. Canonical Estimation of Weak Radiative Corrections in Unified GaugeTheories and Selection Rules, (with J. C. pati and P. Vinciarelli), Phys.Rev. D 8, 3652 (1973).

24. Finiteness of Radiative Corrections to Semilaptonic Decays in UnifiedGauge Theories, (with S. Sakakibara), Phys. Rev. D 9, 429 (1974).

25. Gauge Model for Chiral Symmetry Breaking and Muon-Electron Massratio, Phys. Rev. D 9, 3461 (1974).

26. Scattering of gauge Bosons in Sixth Order and Non-Renormalizabilityof Massive Yang-Mills Theories, (with S. sakakibara and J. Sucher), Phys.Rev. D 10, 1844 (1974).

27. Left-Right Gauge Symmetry and an Iso-Conjugate Model of CP Vi-olation, (with J. C. Pati), Phys. Rev. D 11, 566 (1975).

28. A Natural Left-Right Symmetry, (with J. C. Pati), Phys. Rev. D 11,2556 (1975).

29. A Suoerweak Model of CP Violation in Unified Gauge Theories, (withJ. C. Pati and L. Wolfenstein), Phys. Rev. D 11, 3319 (1975).

30. Exact Left-Right symmetry and Spontaneous Breakdown of parity,(with G. Senjanovic), Phys. Rev. D 12, 1502 (1975).

31. Comment on the interpretation of the J-particle as a Charm-anti-charm Bound State, (with T. Hagiwara) Phys. Rev. D 13, 150 (1976).

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32. Gauge Model with Right-Handed Currents and Neutrino Interactionsand KL − KS Mass Difference, (with G. Branco and T. Hagiwara), Phys.Rev. D 13, 104 (1976).

33. Unified Gauge Theories with Right-Handed Currents and Heavy fermions,Phys. Rev. D 13 113 (1976).

34. Color as a Classification Symmetry and Quark Charges, (with A. salamand J. C. pati), Phys. Rev. D 13, 1733 (1976).

35. Nonleptonic Hyperon Decays in Models with Right-Handed Currents,(with G. Branco), Phys. Rev. Lett. 36, 926 (1976).

36. Essential Restriction on the Symmetry of a Unified Theory for thecase of Massive Gluons, (with J. C. pati), Phys. Lett. B 63, 204 (1976).

37. Implications for Gauge Theories if Search for Parity Violation inAtomic Physics fails, (with D. P. Sidhu), Phys. Rev. Lett. 38, 667 (1977).

38. Gauge Theories of Weak Interactions with Left-Right Symmetry andthe Structure of Neutral Currents, (with D. P. Sidhu), Phys. Rev. D 16,2843 (1977).

39. Manifest Left-Right Symmetry and Its Experimental Consequences,(with M. A. B. Beg, R. Budny and A. Sirlin), Phys. Rev. Lett. 38, 1252(1977).

40. U(1) × SU(4)L × SU(4)R Based Weak-Electromagnetic Synthesis withManifest Left-Right Symmetry, (with M. A. B. Beg, A. Sirlin and H. S.Tsao), Phys. Rev. Lett. 39, 1054 (1977).

41. Symmetry Breaking and Naturalness of Parity Conservation in WeakNeutral Currents in Left-Right Symmetric theories, (with F. E. Paigeand D. P. Sidhu), Phys. Rev. D 17, 2462 (1978).

42. Cabibbo Angle, CP Violation and Quark Masses, (with G. Senjanovic),Phys. Lett. B 73, 176 (1978).

43. CP Violation in Left-Right Symmetric Theories and Absolutely Sta-ble Hadrons, (with D. P. Sidhu), Phys. Rev. D 17, 1876 (1978).

44. Properties of Neutral Gauge Bosons in Weak Interaction theorieswith Natural Parity Conservation, (with D. P. Sidhu), Phys. Rev. D 18,856 (1978).

45. Are There Limits on Gauge Hierarchies, (with G. Senjanovic), HadronicJournal, 1, 903 (1978).

46. Natural Suppression of Strong P and T Non-Invariance, (with G. Sen-janovic), Phys. Lett. 79 B, 283 (1978).

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47. Weak Interaction of the Bottom Quark (with G. Branco), Phys. Rev. D18, 4246 (1978).

48. Higher Order Induced Axial Vector Isoscalar Neutral Currents ingauge Theories, (with G. Senjanovic), Phys. Rev. D 19, 2165 (1979).

49. Soft CP Violation at High temperatures, (with G. Senjanovic), Phys.Rev. Lett. 42 , 1651 (1979).

50. Effect of Flavor Mixing on Proton Decay in SU(5) Grand UnifedTheories, Phys. Rev. Lett. 43, 893 (1979).

51. Broken Symmetries at High temperature, (with G. Senjanovic), Phys.Rev. D 20, 3390 (1979).

52. High Temperature Behaviour of Gauge Theories, (with G. Senjanovic),Phys. Lett. 89B, 57 (1979).

53. A Solution to the Strong CP Problem in SU(5) Model, (with D. Wyler),Phys. Lett 89B, 181 (1979).

54. SO(2N) Grand Unification in SU(N) Basis, (with B. Sakita), Phys. Rev.D 21, 1062 (1980).

55. Cosmological Baryon Production in a Superconducting Early Uni-verse, (with G. Senjanovic), Phys. Rev. D 21, 3470 (1980).

56. Problem of Fermion Generations in Grand Unified Theories, (with J.Chakrabarti and M. Popovic), Phys. Rev. D 21, 3212 (1980).

57. Neutrino Mass and Spontaneous Parity Violation, (with G. Senjanovic),Phys. Rev. Lett. 44, 912 (1980).

58. Quark Lepton Symmetry and B-L as the U(1) Generator, (with R. E.Marshak), Phys. Lett. 91 B, 222 (1980).

59. Local B-L Symmetry of Electroweak Interactions, Majorana neutri-nos and Neutron-Anti-Neutron Oscillations, (with R. E. Marshak), Phys.Rev. lett. 44, 1316 (1980).

60. Phenomenology of Neutron Oscillations, (with R. E. Marshak), Phys. lett.94B, 183 (1980).

61. Neutrino Masses in gauge Models with Spontaneous Parity Violation,(with G. Senjanovic), Phys. Rev. D 23, 165 (1981).

62. Are There Real Goldstone Bosons Associated with Spontaneous Break-ing of lepton Number ? , (with Y. Chikashige and R. D. Peccei), Phys. Lett.98B, 265 (1981).

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63. Spontaneously Broken Lepton Number Symmetry and CosmologicalConstraints on Neutrino Masses, (with Y. Chikashige and R. D. peccei),Phys. Rev. Lett. 45, 1926 (1980).

64. Baryon Non-conservation at Intermediate Mass Scale and Cosmologi-cal Matter-Anti-Matter Asymmetry, (with A. Masiero), Phys. Lett. 103B, 343 (1981).

65. Fermion-Fermion Condensates and CP Violation, (with A. Masiero andR. D. Peccei), Nucl. Phys. B 192, 66 (1981).

66. Compositeness and Left-Right Symmetric Electroweak Model with-out Broken Gauge Interaction, (with R. Barbieri and A. masiero), Phys.Lett. 105B, 369 (1981).

67. Aspects of a Superlight Grand Unified Axion, (with R. Barbieri, D.Nanopoulos and D. Wyler), Phys. lett. 107 B, 80 (1981).

68. Proton Decay and Neutron Oscillation in the Rishon Model (with H.harari and N. Seiberg), Nucl. Phys. B209, 174 (1982).

69. Spontaneously Broken Global Baryon Number Symmetry, (with R.barbieri), Zeit. fur Physik C 11, 175 (1981).

70. Asymptotic Freedom Constraints on Flavor Grand Unification, (withM. Popovic), Phys. Rev. D 24, 719 (1980).

71. Majorana Neutrinos as Low Energy Tests of Electroweak Models,(with Riazuddin and R. E. Marshak), Phys. Rev. D24, 1310 (1981).

72. A New Contribution to Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay, (with J. D.Vergados), Phys. Rev. lett., 47, 1713 (1981).

73. An Effective Electroweak Lagrangian for Composite Models, (with R.Barbieri), Phys. Rev. D 25, 2419 (1982).

74. CP Violation in Particle Physics and Cosmology- Is There Any Con-nection?, (with A. Masiero and R. D. Peccei), Phys. lett. 108B, 111 (1981).

75. Maximal Grand Unification, Gauge Hierarchies and Baryon Non-Conservation, (with M. Popovic), Phys. Rev. D25 , 3012 (1982).

76. Hydrogen-Antihydrogen Oscillations and Spontaneous Breaking ofGlobal B-L Symmetry, (with G.Senjanovic), Phys. Rev. Lett. 49, 7 (1982).

77. Spontaneous Breaking of Global B-L Symmetry and Matter Anti-Matter Oscillation in Grandunified Theories, (with G.Senjanovic), Phys.Rev. D27, 254 (1983).

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78. Higgs Boson Effects in Grand Unified Theories, (with G.Senjanovic),Phys. Rev. D27, 1601 (1983).

79. Implications of Supersymmetric SO(10) Grand Unification, (with C.S.Aulakh),Phys. Rev. D28, 217 (1983).

80. Neutrino as Supersymmetric Partner of the Majoron, (with C.S.Aulakh),Phys. Lett. 119B, 136 (1982).

81. Asymptotic Freedom Constraints on sin θW in Nearby CompositeModels, (with R.Barbieri), Phys. Lett. 120B, 195 (1983).

82. Supersymmetry and Calculation of Neutrino Mass, (with C.S.Aulakh),Phys. Lett. 121B, 147 (1983).

83. A Solution to the Strong CP-Problem in N=1 Supergravity, (withS.Ouvry), Phys. Lett. 126B, 329 (1983).

84. Effective Potentials in Different Supergravities, (with C.S.Aulakh andM.Kaku), Phys. Lett. 126B, 183 (1983).

85. Superlight Axion and Neutrino Masses, (with G.Senjanovic), Zeit.furPhys. C17, 53 (1983).

86. Strangeness Changing Processes and the Limit on the Right-HandedGauge Boson Mass, (with G.Senjanovic and M.D.Tran), Phys. Rev. D28,546 (1983).

87. Weak Interaction Symmetry and Generation Structure in a Quasi-Nambu-Goldstone Fermion Picture of Quarks and Leptons, (with O.W.Greenbergand M.Yasue), Phys. Lett. 128B, 65 (1983).

88. Geometric Hierarchy in an SO(10) x U(1)PQ Model, (with S.Kalara),Phys. Rev. D28, 2241 (1983).

89. Supersymmetric Grandunification and Neutron-Anti-neutron Oscil-lation, (with S.Kalara), Phys. Lett. 129B, 57 (1983).

90. Determination of the Number of Generations from Color Flavor Sym-metry, (with O.W.Greenberg and M.Yasue), Phys. Rev. Lett. 51, 1737 (1983).

91. A Simple Solution to the Strong CP Problem, (with G.Senjanovic),Zeit.fur Phys. C20, 365 (1983).

92. Interplay of ’t Hooft Anomaly Constraints and Nambu-GoldstonePhenomena in Supersymmetric Composite Models, (with O.W.Greenbergand M.Yasue), Nucl. Phys. B237, 185 (1984).

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93. Decoupling of Parity and SU(2)R Breaking Scales: A New Approachto Left-Right Symmetric Models, (with D.Chang and M.K.Parida), Phys.Rev. Lett. 52, 1072 (1984).

94. A New Approach to Left-Right Symmetry Breaking in Unified GaugeTheories, (with D.Chang and M.K.Parida), Phys. Rev. D30,1052 (1984).

95. New Mechanism for Cosmological Baryon Generation in SO(10) Granduni-fied Models, (with D.Chang and M.K.Parida), Phys. Lett. 142B, 55 (1984).

96. Muon Polarization in K Decay as a Test of CP-Violation Models,(with D.Chang), Phys. Rev. D30, 2005 (1984).

97. Possibilities for Finite Grandunification with N=2 Supersymmetry,(with S.Kalara, D.Chang, and A.Gangopadhyaya), Phys. Lett. 145B, 323(1984).

98. Signatures of Lepto-Quark Higgs Bosoms in Lepton and Proton Ex-periments, (with G.Segre and L.Wolfenstein), Phys. Lett. 145B, 433 (1984).

99. Connection Between Cosmological Matter-Anti-Matter Asymmetryand CP-Non-Conservation in K 2 Decays, (with D.Chang and G.Senjanovic),Phys. Rev. Lett. 53, 1419 (1984).

100. Constraints on Composite Models Due to Rare Processes, (with O.W.Greenbergand S.Nussinov), Phys. Lett. 148B, 465 (1984).

101. Experimental Tests of New SO(10) Grand Unification, (with D.Chang,J.Gipson, R.E.Marshak, and M.K.Parida), Phys. Rev. D31, 1718 (1984).

102. A Model for Neutrino Decays, (with A.Kumar), Phys. Lett. 150B, 191(1985).

103. Spontaneous CP-Violation in Z4-model of Flavor Mixing, (with G.Branco),Nucl. Phys. B249, 733 (1985).

104. SO(18) Unification of Fermion Generations, (with D.Chang), Phys. Lett.158B, 323 (1985).

105. ”CP-Violation and b-quark Decay”, Phys. Lett. 159B, 374 (1985).

106. Grandunification of Three Light Generations, (with D.Chang and T.Hubsch),Phys. Rev. Lett. 55, 673 (1985).

107. On a Mechanism for Small Neutrino Mass, (with D.Chang), Phys. Rev.D32, 1248 (1985).

108. Could Cyg X-3 Muons Indicate a Light Supersymmetric Particle?,(with S.Nussinov and J.W.Valle), Phys. Lett. 165B, 417 (1985).

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109. Spontaneous Breaking of Parity as the Origin of Isospin Breaking,(with D.Chang, P.Pal, and J.C.Pati), Phys. Rev. Lett. 55, 2756 (1985).

110. Could Goldstone Bosons Generate an Observable 1/R Potential?,(with D.Chang and S.Nussinov), Phys. Rev. Lett. 55, 2835 (1985).

111. A Mechanism for Understanding the Small Neutrino Mass in Super-string Theories, Phys. Rev. Lett. 56, 561 (1986).

112. Neutrino Mass and Baryon Number Non-Conservation in SuperstringModels, (with J.W.F.Valle), Phys. Rev. D34, 1642 (1986).

113. Solar Neutrino Oscillations from Superstrings, (with J.W.F.Valle), Phys.Lett. 177B, 47 (1986).

114. Maximal CP-Violation and Left-Right Symmetry, (with M.Gronau),Phys. Lett. 168B, 248 (1986).

115. Z4 -Symmetry and the Fourth Generation, (with P.K.Mohapatra), Phys.Rev. D34, 231 (1986).

116. Grandunification of Fermion Generations: Neutrino Masses and Cos-mological Constraints., (with A.Kumar and D.Chang), Phys. Rev. D33,1777 (1986).

117. Implications of E6-Grandunification, (with P.K.Mohapatra and P.Pal),Phys. Rev. D33, 2010 (1986).

118. Constrained Fermionic Systems and its Equivalence with the FreeParafermionic Theory and Nonlinear Sigma Model, (with D.Chang andA.Kumar), Zeit. fur Phys. C32, 417 (1986).

119. A Superstring Inspired Low Energy Electroweak Model, (with D.Chang),Phys. Lett. 175B, 304 (1986).

120. Limits on the Mass of the Right-Handed Neutrino, Phys. Rev. D34,909 (1986).

121. New Contributions to Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay in Supersym-metric Theories, Phys. Rev. D34, 3457 (1986).

122. Indications of a Light Scalar in Left-Right Symmetric Models, (withP.Pal), Phys. Lett. 179B, 105 (1986).

123. Production and Detection at SSC of Higgs Bosons in Left-Right Sym-metric Models, (with J.Gunion, B.Kayser, N.Deshpande, F.Olness, J.Grifols,A.Mendez, and P.Pal), Proceedings of Snow Mass-86, ed. R.Gustafson.

124. Solar Neutrino Oscillations from Superstrings, (with J.W.F.Valle), Phys.Lett. 177B, 47 (1986).

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125. Range of Feeble Forces from Higher Dimensions, (with S.M.Barr), Phys.Rev. Lett. 57, 3129 (1986).

126. Late Baryogeneis in Superstring Models, (with J.W.F.Valle), Phys. Lett.186B, 303 (1987).

127. CP-Violation and Yukawa Couplings in Superstring Models: TheFour Generation Example, (with S.Kalara), Phys. Rev. D35, 3143 (1987).

128. Small and Calculable Dirac Neutrino Mass, (with D.Chang), Phys. Rev.Lett. 58, 1600 (1987).

129. Phenomenology of a Four Generation Superstring Model, (with S.Kalara),Zeit. fur Phys. C37, 395 (1987).

130. A Model for Dirac Neutrino Masses and Mixings, Phys. Lett. 198B, 69(1987).

131. Possible Non-Conservation of Electric Charge, Phys. Rev. Lett. 59,1510 (1987).

132. Local Quantum Field Theory of Possible Violation of Pauli Principle,(with O.W.Greenberg), Phys. Rev. Lett. 59, 2507 (1987).

133. Model for Stech Mass Matrix for Quarks, (with A.Kagan and P.Pal),Phys. Rev. Lett. 59, 2005 (1987).

134. Yukawa Couplings and Phenomenology of a Three Generation Super-string Model, (with S.Kalara, Phys. Rev. D36, 3474 (1987).

135. Yukawa Couplings and Phenomenology of a Three Generation Super-string Model with a Different Complex Structure, (with S.Kalara andP.K.Mohapatra), Phys. Rev. D37, 3284 (1988).

136. Limit on the Magnetic Moment of the Neutrino from Supernova1987a Observations, (with R.Barbieri), Phys. Rev. Lett. 61, 27 (1988).

137. Quark Mixings and Mass Hierarchy from Radiative Corrections, (withB.Balakrishna and A.Kagan), Phys. Lett. 205B, 345 (1988).

138. Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay with Double Majoron Emission,(with E.Takasugi), Phys. Lett. 211B, 192 (1988).

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144. Constraints on Decaying Right-Handed Majorana Neutrino from SN1987AObservations, (with S. Nussinov), Phys. Rev. D39, 1378 (1989).

145. Phenomology of Small Violations of Fermi and Bose Statisitcs, (withO.W. Greenberg), Phys. Rev. D39, 2032 (1989).

146. Radiative Fermion Masses from New Physics at the TeV Scale, (withB. Balakrishna), Phys. Lett. 216B, 349 (1989).

147. Is There a Connection Between Electric Charge Quantization and aMajorana Neutrino?, (with K.S. Babu), Phys. Rev. Lett. 63, 938 (1989).

148. Quantization of Electric Charge from Anomaly Constraints and aMajorana Neutrino, (with K.S. Babu), Phys. Rev. D41, 271 (1990).

149. 273 Yukawa Couplings in Three Generation Superstring Models, (withE. Rusjan, G. Senjanovic, and A. Sokorac), Phys. Lett. 225B, 73 (1989).

150. Model for Large Transition Magnetic Moment of the Neutrino, (withK.S. Babu), Phys. Rev. Lett. 63, 228 (1989).

151. Gauge Model for Excess Cosmic Microwave Background, (with K.S.Babu), Phys. Rev. Lett. 64, 9 (1990).

152. Supersymmetry and Large Transition Magnetic Moment of the Neu-trino (with K.S. Babu), Phys. Rev. Lett. 64, 1705 (1990).

153. Permutation Symmetry and Origin of Fermion Mass Hierarchies, (withK.S. Babu), Phys. Rev. Lett. 64. 2747 (1990).

154. Infinite Statistics and Possible Small Violation of Pauli ExclusionPrinciple, Phys. Lett. 242B, 407 (1990).

155. Astrophysical Constraints on Minicharged Particles, (with I.Z. Roth-stein), Phys. Lett. 247B, 593 (1990).

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157. Why Does Electromagnetism Conserve Parity?, (with K.S. Babu), Phys.Rev. D42, 3866 (1990).

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158. Radiative Fermion Masses and Large Neutrino Magnetic Moment: AUnified Picture, (with K.S. Babu), Phys. Rev. D43, 2278 (1991).

159. Top Quark Mass in a Dynamical Symmetry Breaking Scheme withRadiative b-Quark and Tau-Lepton Masses, (with K.S. Babu), Phys. Rev.Lett. 66, 556 (1991).

160. Beyond the Standard Model, Prog. in Nucl. and Particle Phys. 26, 1(1991).

161. A Solution to the Strong CP-Problem without the Axion, (with K.S.Babu), Phys. Rev., D41, 1286 (1990).

162. CP-Violation in See-Saw Models for Fermion Masses, (with K.S. Babu),Phys. Rev. 62, 1079 (1989).

163. Reconciling the Kamiokande and Chlorine Solar Neutrino Data, (withK.S. Babu), Phys. Rev. D44, 2265 (1991).

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166. Three Neutrino Decay of a 17-keV Dirac Tau Neutrino, (with K.S.Babu and I.Z. Rothstein), Phys. Rev. Lett. 67, 545 (1991).

167. Does the 17-keV Neutrino Indicate an Le − Lµ + Lτ Symmetry? (withK.S. Babu), Phys. Lett. 267B, 400 (1991).

168. Electric Charge Non-Conservation and Mini-Charged Particles - Phe-nomenological Implications, (with S. Nussinov), Int. Journ. Mod. Physics.A7, 3817 (1992).

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170. 17-keV Neutrino, MSW Mechanism and Supernova Constraints, (withK.S. Babu and I.Z. Rothstein), Phys. Rev. D45, R5 (1992).

171. Evading the Dirac Neutrino Mass Constraints from SN1987A, (withK.S. Babu and I.Z. Rothstein), Phys. Rev. D45, R3312 (1992).

172. Weak Scale See-Saw Model for the 17-keV Neutrino, (with K.S. Babu),Phys. Rev. D46, 374 (1992).

173. Muonium-Anti-Muonium Conversion and Anomalous Muon Decayin Left-Right Symmetric Models, (with P. Herczeg), Phys. Rev. 69, 2475(1992).

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175. Electro-Weak Baryogenesis in the Left-Right Symmetric Models, (withX. Zhang), Phys. Rev. D46, 5331 (1992).

176. Threshold Effects on the Mass Scale Predictions in SO(10) Model andSolar Neutrino Puzzle, (with M.K. Parida), Phys. Rev. D47, 264 (1993).

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179. Planck Scale Physics and SOlutions to the Strong CP-Problem with-out the Axion, (with Z. Berezhiani and G. Senjanovic), Phys. Rev. D47,5565 (1993).

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181. No Parity Violation without R-Parity Violation, (with R. Kuchimanchi),Phys. Rev. D48, 4352 (1993).

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183. Neutrino Mass Explanations of Solar and Atmosperic Neutrino Deficitand Hot Dark Matter, (with D. Caldwell), Phys. Rev. D48, 3259 (1993).

184. Cosmological Constraints on the Scale of Supersymmetric Singlet Ma-joron, (with X. Zhang), Phys. Rev. D49, R1163 (1994).

185. An SO(10) ×S4 Secenario for Degenerate Neutrinos, (with D.G.Lee),Phys. Lett. B, (1994).

186. Natural Double-Triplet Splitting in Supersymmetric SO(10) Models,(with D.G.Lee), Phys. Lett. 324B, 376 (1994).

187. Effects of Electron-Positron Decay of a Tau Neutrino near the Super-nova, (with S.Nussinov and X.Zhang), Phys. Rev. D49, 3434 (1994).

188. Lepton Flavor Violation and the Mass of the Tau Neutrino, (with S.Nussinov and X. Zhang), Phys. Rev. D49, 2410 (1994).

189. Accommodating Solar and Atmospheric Neutrino Puzzle, Hot DarkMatter and a Double Beta Decay Signal, (with D. Caldwell), Phys. Rev.D50, 3477 (1994).

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190. A TeV Scale Theory for Cold and Hot Dark Matter, (with A. Riotto),Phys. Rev. Lett. 73, 1324 (1994).

191. Implications of a Purely Right-handed b-decay Coupling, (with S.Nussinov), Phys. Lett. B339, 101 (1994).

192. Muonic Analog of Nuclear Double Beta Decay: A New Window onLepton Number Violation, (with J. Missimer and N. Mukhopadhyay), Phys.Rev. D50, 2067 (1994).

193. Partial Derivation of the Transformation Properties of Quarks andLeptons, (with P. Frampton), Phys. Rev. D50, 3569 (1994).

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195. Heavy Sterile Neutrinos and Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay, (withP. Bamert and C. Burgess), Nucl. Phys. B438, 3 (1995).

196. Constraints on Massive Tau Neutrinos and their Cosmological Impli-cations, (with S. Nussinov), Phys. Rev. D51, 3843 (1995).

197. An Inverted Neutrino Mass Hierarchy for Hot Dark Matter and theSolar Neutrino Deficit, (with D. Caldwell), Phys. Lett. B354, 371 (1995).

198. Reconciling Present Neutrino Puzzles: Sterile Neutrinos and MirrorNeutrinos, (with Z. Berezhiani), Phys. Rev. D52, 6607 (1995).

199. New Vector-Scalar Contribution to Neutrinoless Double Beta Decayand Constraints on R-Parity Violation, (with K.S. Babu), Phys. Rev.Lett. 75, 2276 (1995).

200. Intermediate Scales in SUSY SO(10), b-τ Unification and Hot DarkMatter Neutrinos, (with D.G.Lee), Phys. Rev. D52, 4125 (1995).

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203. Automatically R- Conserving Supersymmetric SO(10) Models andMixed Light Higgs Doublets, (with D.G. Lee), Phys. Rev. D51, 1353(1995).

204. Upper Bound on the WR -Mass in Automatically R-Conserving SUSYModels, (with R. Kuchimanchi), Phys. Rev. Lett. 75, 3989 (1995).

205. Asymmetric Inflationary Reheating and the Nature of the MirrorUniverse, (with Z. Berezhiani and A. Dolgov), Phys. Lett. B375, 26 (1996).

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210. Anomalous U(1) Mediated SUSY Breaking, Fermion Masses and Nat-ural Suppresion of FCNC and CP Violating Effects, (with Antonio Ri-otto), Phys. Rev. D55, 1138 (1997).

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213. New Supernova Constraints on Sterile Neutrino Production, (withEdward W. Kolb and Vigdor L. Teplitz), Phys. Rev. Lett. 77, 3066 (1996).

214. A Supersymmetric Solution to CP Problems, (with Andrija Rasin), Phys.Rev. D54, 5835 (1996).

215. Structures in the Mirror Universe, (with Vigdor L. Teplitz), Ap. J., 478,29 (1997).

216. SU(5) X SU(5) Unification, Seesaw Mechanism and R Conservation,Phys. Lett. B379, 115 (1996).

217. New astrophysical constraints on the superlight gravitino, (with J.Grifols and A. Riotto), Phys. Lett. B400, 124 (1997).

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221. New messenger sector for gauge mediated supersymmetry breaking,(with S. Nandi), Phys. Rev. Lett. 79, 181 (1997).

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222. Sparticle spectroscopy and phenomenology in a new class of gaugemediated supersymmetry breaking, (with Z. Chacko, B. Dutta, and S.Nandi), Phys. Rev. D56, 5466 (1997).

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224. P, C and Strong CP in left-right supersymmetric models, (with A.Rasin and G. Senjanovic), Phys. Rev. Lett. 79, 4744 (1997).

225. Supersymmetric SU(2)L×SU(2)R×SU(4)c and observable neutron-anti-neutron oscillation”, (with Z. Chacko), Phys. Rev. D 59, 055004 (1999).

226. A four neutrino mixing scheme for observed neutrino data, (with S.Gibbons, S. Nandi, and A. Raichoudhuri), Phys. Lett. B430, 296 (1998).

227. Phenomenology of light remnant doubly charged Higgs bosoms, (withB. Dutta), Phys. Rev. D59, 015018 (1999).

228. Grand unification of the sterile neutrino, (with B. Brahmachari), Phys.Lett. B437, 100 (1998).

229. Gauge model for maximal neutrino mixing, (with S. Nussinov), Phys.Lett. B441, 299 (1998).

230. Limits on Pauli violation by nucleons, (with E. Baron and V. L. Teplitz),Phys. Rev. D59, 036003 (1999).

231. Economical doublet-triplet splitting and strong suppression of protondecay in SO(10), (with Z. Chacko), Phys. Rev. D59, 011702 (1999).

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233. Supernova constraints on the superlight gravitino, (with D. A. Dicusand V. L. Teplitz), Phys. Rev. D57, 578 (1998).

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235. Unified explanation of solar and atmospheric neutrino data in super-symmetric SO(10), (with B. Brahmachari), Phys. Rev. D58, 015003 (1998).

236. Primordial nucleosynthesis constraints on the massive strongly inter-acting particles, (with V. L. Teplitz), Phys. Rev. Lett. 81, 3079 (1998).

237. Mirror matter MACHOs, (with V. L. Teplitz), Phys. Lett. B462, 302(1999).

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239. A new doublet-triplet splitting mechanism for supersymmetric SO(10)and implications for fermion masses, (with Z. Chacko), Phys. Rev. Lett.82, 2836 (1999).

240. Bimaximal neutrino mixing and neutrino mass matrix, (with S. Nussi-nov), Phys. Rev. D60, 013002 (1999).

241. Up-down unification, neutrino masses and rare lepton decays, (withK. S. babu and B. Dutta), Phys. Lett. B458, 93 (1999).

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243. Seesaw constrained MSSM, solution to the SUSY CP problem and asupersymmetric explanation of ε′/epsilon, (with K. S. Babu and B. Dutta),Phys. Rev. D61, 091701 (2000).

244. Sterile neutrinos in E6 and a natural understanding of the vacuumoscillation solution to the solar neutrino puzzle, (with Z. Chacko) Phys.Rev. D61 , 053002 (2000).

245. Sterile neutrino as the bulk neutrino (with A. Perez-Lorenzana) Nucl.Phys. B 567, 466 (2000).

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247. Cosmology of Brane-Bulk Models In Five-Dimensions, (with A. Perez-Lorenzana, C.A. de Sousa Pires), hep-ph/0003328 (Int. Journ. Mod. Phys., toappear).

248. Inflation In Models With Large Extra Dimension Driven By a BulkScalar Field, (with A. Perez-Lorenzana, Carlos Antonio de Sousa Pires), Phys.Rev. D62, 105030 (2000).

249. Radiative Magnification Of Neutrino Mixings And A Natural Expla-nation Of The Neutrino Anomalies, (with K.R.S. Balaji, Amol S. Dighe,M.K. Parida), Phys. Lett. B481 , 33 (2000).

250. Generation Of Large Flavor Mixing From Radiative Corrections, (withK.R.S. Balaji, Amol S. Dighe, M.K.Parida), Phys. Rev. Lett. 84, 5034 (2000).

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253. Enhanced Electric Dipole Moment of Muon in the Presence of LargeNeutrino Mixings (with K. S. Babu and B. Dutta), Phys. Rev. Lett 85, 5064(2000).

254. Neutrino mass, bulk majoron and neutrinoless double beta decay(with A. Perez-Lorenzana, C. A. de S. Pires). Phys.Lett. B491 (2000) 143-147.

255. A new fit to solar neutrino data in models with large extra dimensions(with D. O. Caldwell, S. Yellin). Phys.Rev. D64 (2001) 073001.

256. Large Neutrino Mixing from Renormalization Group Evolution (withK.R.S. Balaji, M.K. Parida, E.A. Paschos). Phys.Rev. D63 (2001) 113002.

257. Large Extra Dimensions, Sterile neutrinos and Solar Neutrino Data(with D. O. Caldwell, S. J. Yellin), Phys.Rev.Lett. 87 (2001) 041601.

258. Solving the Strong CP and the SUSY Phase Problems with ParitySymmetry (with K.S. Babu, B. Dutta) Phys.Rev. D65 (2002) 016005.

259. Models for Geometric CP Violation with Extra Dimensions (with Dar-win Chang, Wai-Yee Keung), Phys.Lett. B515 (2001) 431.

260. Prediction of sin2 θW in a Conformal Approach to Coupling Unification(with P.H. Frampton, S. Suh). Phys.Lett. B520 (2001) 331.

261. Geometric CP Violation with Extra Dimensions (with Darwin Chang),Phys.Rev.Lett. 87 (2001) 211601.

262. Le + Lµ − Lτ − Ls Symmetry and a Mixed 2+2 Scenario for NeutrinoOscillations (with K.S. Babu), Phys.Lett. B522 (2001) 287.

263. Observable Neutron-Antineutron Oscillations in Seesaw Models ofNeutrino Mass (with K.S. Babu), Phys.Lett. B518 (2001) 269.

264. Connecting bimaximal neutrino mixing to a light sterile neutrino,Phys.Rev. D64 (2001) 091301.

265. Big bang nucleosynthesis constraints on bulk neutrinos (with H. S.Goh), Phys.Rev. D65 (2002) 085018.

266. A minimal three generation seesaw scenario for LSND (with BiswajoyBrahmachari, S. Choubey), hep-ph/0204073, Phys. Lett. B536, 94 (2002).

267. Predictive Schemes for Bimaximal Neutrino Mixings (with K.S. Babu),Phys.Lett. B532, 77 (2002).

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268. Left-right symmetry in 5D and neutrino mass in TeV scale gravitymodels (with A. Perez-Lorenzana), Phys.Rev. D66, 035005 (2002).

269. Testing neutrino mass matrices with approximate Le − Lµ − Lτ sym-metry (H. S. Goh, S.-P. Ng) Phys.Lett. B542, 116 (2002).

270. Bimaximal Neutrino Mixing from a Local SU(2) Horizontal Symme-try(with R. Kuchimanchi), Phys.Rev. D66 051301 (2002).

271. Neutrino mass, proton decay and dark matter in TeV scale universalextra dimension models, (with A. Perez-Lorenzana), Phys.Rev. D67 075015(2003).

272. Manifest CP Violation from Majorana Phases, (with Andre de Gouvea,Boris Kayser) Phys.Rev. D67, 053004 (2003).

273. Lepton Flavor Violation and the Origin of the Seesaw Mechanism(with K.S. Babu, B. Dutta) Phys.Rev. D67, 076006 (2003).

274. Testing leptonic SU(2) horizontal symmetry using neutrino mixings(with R. Kuchimanchi) Phys.Lett. B552 198 (2003)

275. Minimal SUSY SO(10) model and predictions for neutrino mixingsand leptonic CP violation (with H. S. Goh and Siew-Phang Ng) Phys.Rev.D68, 115008 (2003).

276. Large Extra Dimensions and Decaying KK Recurrences (with S. Nussi-nov and A. Perez-Lorenzana) Phys.Rev. D68, 116001 (2003).

277. Lepton Electric Dipole Moments, Supersymmetric Seesaw and Lep-togenesis Phase (with Bhaskar Dutta); Phys.Rev. D68, 113008 (2003).

278. Lepton Flavor Violation and Neutrino Mixings in a 3X2 Seesaw Model(with B. Dutta), Phys.Rev. D68, 056006 (2003).

279. Minimal SUSY SO(10), b-τ unification and large neutrino mixings(with H. S. Goh and Siew-Phang Ng), Phys.Lett. B570, 215 (2003).

280. High scale mixing unification and large neutrino mixing angles, (withM. K. Parida, G. Rajasekaran), Phys.Rev. D69, 053007 (2004).

281. Suppressing proton decay in minimal SO(10) model (with BhaskarDutta, Yukihiro Mimura), Phys. Rev. Lett. 94, 091804 (2005) .

282. Leptogenesis and µ − τ symmetry (with S. Nasri) hep-ph/0410369; Phys.Rev. D 71, 033001 (2004).

283. θ13 as a probe of µ− τ symmetry, JHEP 0410 027 (2004).

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284. SO(10) symmetry breaking and type II seesaw (with H.S. Goh, S. Nasri),Phys.Rev. D70, 075022 (2004)

285. Possible gauge theoretic origin of quark-lepton complementarity (withP.H. Frampton), JHEP 0501, 025 (2005).

286. Neutrino masses and mixings in a predictive SO(10) model with CKMCP violation, (with Bhaskar Dutta, Yukihiro Mimura), Phys. Lett. B 603,35 (2004).

287. Reactor searches for neutrino magnetic moment as a probe of extradimensions (with Siew-Phang Ng and Hai-bo Yu ), Phys.Rev. D70, 057301(2004).

288. Neutrino mass, dark matter and inflation (with D. Kazanas, S. Nasri,V.L. Teplitz), Phys.Rev. D70, 033015 (2004).

289. Flavor violation and extra dimensions (with S. Khalil), Nucl.Phys. B695,313 (2004); e-Print Archive: hep-ph/0402225

290. CKM CP violation in a minimal model SO(10) model for neutrinosand its implications (with Bhaskar Dutta and Yukihiro Mimura), Phys.Rev.D69, 115014 (2004).

291. Seesaw right handed neutrino as the sterile neutrino for LSND) (withS. Nasri, Hai-Bo Yu) Phys.Rev. D72, 033007 (2005).

292. Radiative magnification of neutrino mixings in split supersymmetry(with M.K. Parida, G. Rajasekaran), Phys.Rev. D72, 013002 (2005).

293. Quark-lepton complementarity in unified theories (with Stefan An-tusch, Steve F. King), Phys.Lett. B618, 150 (2005).

294. Leptogenesis, mu - tau symmetry and theta(13) (with S. Nasri, Hai-Bo Yu), Phys.Lett. B615, 231 (2005).

295. Threshold effects on quasi-degenerate neutrinos with high-scale mix-ing unification (with M.K. Parida, G. Rajasekaran) Phys.Rev. D71,057301 (2005).

296. An SO(10) GUT model with lopsided mass matrix and neutrino mix-ing angle theta(13) (with Xiang-dong Ji, Ying-chuan Li) Phys.Lett.B633, 755 (2006).

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299. Some implications of neutron mirror neutron oscillation (with S.Nasri, S. Nussinov), Phys.Lett. B627, 124 (2005)

300. Neutrino mixing predictions of a minimal SO(10) model with sup-pressed proton decay (with Bhaskar Dutta, Yukihiro Mimura) Phys.Rev.D72, 075009 (2005).

301. Broken mu-tau symmetry and leptonic CP violation (with W. Rode-johann) Phys.Rev. D72, 053001 (2005).

302. Post-Sphaleron Baryogenesis , (with K.S. Babu, S. Nasri) Phys.Rev.Lett.97, 131301 (2006). .

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304. S(3) symmetry and tri-bimaximal mixing, (with S. Nasri, Hai-Bo Yu);Phys.Lett. B639, 318 (2006).

305. Dark matter in universal extra dimension models: gamma(KK) ver-sus nu(R,KK), (with Ken Hsieh, Salah Nasri); Phys.Rev. D74, 066004 (2006).

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308. S(4) flavor symmetry and fermion masses: Towards a grand unifiedtheory of flavor (withC. Hagedorn, M. Lindner) JHEP 0606, 042 (2006).

309. Predicting the seesaw scale in a minimal bottom-up extension ofMSSM (with N. Setzer, S. Spinner), Phys.Rev. D73, 075001 (2006).

310. Complex CKM from spontaneous CP violation without flavor chang-ing neutral current, G.C. Branco, R.N. Mohapatra Phys.Lett. B643, 115(2006).

311. Scaling in the neutrino mass matrix (with W. Rodejohann), Phys.Lett.B644, 59 (2007).

312. Connecting Leptogenesis to CP Violation in Neutrino Mixings in aTri-bimaximal Mixing model, (with Hai-Bo Yu ) . Phys.Lett. B644, 346(2007).

313. Reconciling the CAST and PVLAS results, (with Salah Nasri) Phys.Rev.Lett.98, 050402 (2007).

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314. Mixed dark matter in universal extra dimension models with TeVscale W(R) and Z-prime, (with Ken Hsieh and Salah Nasri ) . JHEP 0612,067 (2006).

315. Neutrino Mixings and Leptonic CP Violation from CKM Matrix andMajorana Phases, (with Sanjib Kumar Agarwalla, M.K. parida and G. ra-jasekaran); Phys.Rev. D75, 033007 (2007).

316. Unified TeV Scale Picture of Baryogenesis and Dark Matter, (withK.S. Babu, R.N. Mohapatra and Salah Nasri), Phys.Rev.Lett.98:161301,2007.

317. Right-handed quark mixings in minimal left-right symmetric modelwith general CP violation (with Yue Zhang, Haipeng An, Xiangdong Ji)Phys.Rev. D76, 091301 (2007).

318. Inverted mass hierarchy from scaling in the neutrino mass matrix:Low and high energy phenomenology (with A. Blum and W. Rodejohann) Phys.Rev. D76, 053003 (2007).

319. Minimal seesaw as an ultraviolet insensitive cure for the problems ofanomaly mediation (with N. Setzer, S. Spinner ) e-Print: arXiv:0707.0020[hep-ph], Phys. Rev. D (to appear) .

320. Gauged Discrete Symmetries and Proton Stability (with Michael Ratz)Phys.Rev.D76, 095003 (2007).

321. Diquark Higgs at LHC (with Nobuchika Okada, Hai-Bo Yu Phys.Rev. D77,011701 (2008); e-Print: arXiv:0709.1486 [hep-ph].

322. Supersymmetry breaking by type II seesaw assisted anomaly media-tion, (with Nobuchika Okada, Hai-Bo Yu) e-Print: arXiv:0711.0956, Phys.Rev.D77, 115017 (2008).

323. Proton decay and flavor violating thresholds in SO(10) models (withBhaskar Dutta, Yukihiro Mimura ) e-Print: arXiv:0712.1206 [hep-ph], Phys.Rev.Lett.100, 181801 (2008).

324. General CP Violation in Minimal Left-Right Symmetric Model andConstraints on the Right-Handed Scale (with Yue Zhang, Haipeng An,Xiangdong Ji) e-Print: arXiv:0712.4218 [hep-ph].

325. A Model With Dynamical R-parity Breaking and Unstable GravitinoDark Matter (with Xiangdong Ji, Shmuel Nussinov, Yue Zhang) Phys.Rev.D78, 075032 (2008)

326. nu-GMSB with Type III Seesaw and Phenomenology, (with NobuchikaOkada, Hai-Bo Yu ) Phys.Rev. D78, 075011 (2008).

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327. Minimal Supersymmetric Left-Right Model (with K.S. Babu) Phys.Lett.B668, 404 (2008)

328. Light Higgs Mass Bound in SUSY Left-Right Models (with Yue Zhang,Haipeng An, Xiang-dong Ji Phys.Rev. D78, 011302 (2008).

329. General CP Violation in Minimal Left-Right Symmetric Model andConstraints on the Right-Handed Scale (with Yue Zhang, Haipeng Anand Xiangdong Ji) Nucl.Phys. B802, 247 (2008).

330. Neutrino mass hierarchy, neutron - anti-neutron oscillation from baryo-genesis ( with K.S. Babu, P.S. Bhupal Dev) Phys.Rev. D79, 015017 (2009).

331. Leptogenesis as a Common Origin for Matter and Dark Matter (withHaipeng An, Shao-Long Chen, Yue Zhang) JHEP 1003, 124 (2010).

332. TeV Scale Inverse Seesaw in SO(10) and Leptonic Non-Unitarity Ef-fects (with P.S.Bhupal Dev) Phys.Rev. D81, 013001 (2010).

333. Origin of Quark-Lepton Flavor in SO(10) with Type II Seesaw (withBhaskar Dutta, Yukihiro Mimura), Phys.Rev. D80, 095021 (2009).

334. Radiative Transmission of Lepton Flavor Hierarchies, (with AdisornAdulpravitchai, Manfred Lindner, Alexander Merle), Phys.Lett. B680, 476(2009)

335. Natural Suppression of Proton Decay in Supersymmetric Type IIISeesaw Models, Rabindra N. Mohapatra, Phys.Lett. B679, 382 (2009).

336. Dynamical R-parity Breaking at the LHC, (with Shao-Long Chen, DilipKumar Ghosh, Yue Zhang) JHEP 1102, 036 (2011).

337. Leptogenesis with TeV Scale Inverse Seesaw in SO(10), (with SteveBlanchet, P.S.Bhupal Dev, Phys.Rev. D82, 115025 (2010).

338. Schizophrenic Neutrinos and ν-less Double Beta Decay, (with RouzbehAllahverdi, Bhaskar Dutta); Phys.Lett. B695, 181 (2011).

339. TeV Scale Left Right Symmetry and Flavor Changing Neutral HiggsEffects, (with Diego Guadagnoli) Phys.Lett. B694, 386 (2011).

340. Neutrino mass and the origin of matter, Phys.Today 63N4, 68-69 (2010).

341. Energy Dependence of Direct Detection Cross Section for Asymmet-ric Mirror Dark Matter, ( with Haipeng An, Shao-Long Chen, Shmuel Nussi-nov, Yue Zhang; Phys.Rev. D82, 023533 (2010).

342. Electroweak Symmetry Breaking and Proton Decay in SO(10) SUSY-GUT with TeV W(R), (with P.S. Bhupal Dev) Phys.Rev. D82, 035014(2010).

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343. Leptogenesis as a Common Origin for Matter and Dark Matter, (withHaipeng An, Shao-Long Chen, Yue Zhang), JHEP 1003, 124 (2010).

344. An SO(10) Grand Unified Theory of Flavor (with Bhaskar Dutta, Yuki-hiro Mimura; JHEP 1005, 034 (2010).

345. TeV Scale Inverse Seesaw in SO(10) and Leptonic Non-Unitarity Ef-fects (with P.S.Bhupal Dev), Phys.Rev. D81, 013001 (2010).

346. Origin of Quark-Lepton Flavor in SO(10) with Type II Seesaw, (withBhaskar Dutta, Yukihiro Mimura), Phys.Rev. D80, 095021 (2009).

347. Gauged Flavor Group with Left-Right Symmetry (with Diego Guadag-noliand Ilmo Sung) JHEP 1104, 093 (2011).

348. Testing the Bimodal/Schizophrenic Neutrino Hypothesis in Neutrino-less Double Beta Decay and Neutrino Telescopes, (with James Barry andWerner Rodejohann) Phys. Rev. D (2011)

349. Dynamical R-parity Breaking at the LHC (with Shao-Long Chen, DilipKumar Ghosh and Yue Zhang) JHEP 1102, 036 (2011).

350. Leptogenesis with TeV Scale Inverse Seesaw in SO(10) (with SteveBlanchet and P.S.Bhupal Dev) Phys.Rev. D82, 115025 (2010).

351. TeV Scale Left Right Symmetry and Flavor Changing Neutral HiggsEffects (with Diego Guadagnoli ) Phys.Lett. B694, 386 (2011).

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352. Sneutrino Dark Matter in Gauged Inverse Seesaw Models for Neu-trinos, (with Haipeng An , P.S.Bhupal Dev , Yi Cai ), Phys. Rev. Lett. (toappear) (2012).

353. Type II Seesaw Dominance in Non-supersymmetric and Split SusySO(10) and Proton Life Time (with Mina K. Parida ) Phys.Rev. D84,095021 (2011).

354. Absence of Spontaneous CP violation in Multi-Higgs Doublet Exten-sion of MSSM (with C.C. Nishi ) Phys.Rev. D84, 095023 (2011) .

355. Majorana Neutrinos from Inverse Seesaw in Warped Extra Dimension(with Chee Sheng Fong and Ilmo Sung ) Phys.Lett. B704, 171 (2011) .

356. Neutrino Mixings in SO(10) with Type II Seesaw and θ13 (with P.S.Bhupal Dev and Matt Severson ) Phys.Rev. D84, 053005 (2011).

357. Sneutrino Dark Matter in Gauged Inverse Seesaw Models for Neu-trinos, (with H. An, Y. Cai and P. S. B. Dev), Phys.Rev.Lett. 108, 081806(2012).

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358. θ13 and Proton Decay in a Minimal SO(10)×S4 model of Flavor, (withP.S. Bhupal Dev, Bhaskar Dutta and Matthew Severson ) Phys.Rev. D 86,035002 (2012).

359. On Relating the Genesis of Cosmic Baryons and Dark Matter, (withHooman Davoudiasl), New J.Phys. 14, 095011 (2012).

360. B-L Violating Nucleon Decay and GUT Scale Baryogenesis in SO(10),(with K.S. Babu ) Phys.Rev. D 86, 035018 (2012).

361. B-L Violating Proton Decay Modes and New Baryogenesis Scenarioin SO(10), (with K.S. Babu ); Phys.Rev.Lett. 109, 091803 (2012).

362. Coupling Unification, GUT-Scale Baryogenesis and Neutron-AntineutronOscillation in SO(10), (with K.S. Babu), Phys.Lett. B715, 328 (2012).

363. Bounds on TeV Seesaw Models from LHC Higgs Data, (with P.S. Bhu-pal Dev, Roberto Franceschini), Phys.Rev. D86, 093010 (2012).

364. S4 Flavored CP Symmetry for Neutrinos, (with C.C. Nishi ), Phys.Rev.D86, 073007 (2012).

365. Natural TeV-Scale Left-Right Seesaw for Neutrinos and ExperimentalTests (with P. S. Bhupal Dev, Chang-Hun Lee ) Phys.Rev. D88, 093010(2013).

366. A Naturally Light Sterile neutrino in an Asymmetric Dark MatterModel (with Yongchao Zhang, Xiangdong Ji ) JHEP 1310 104 (2013).

367. Probing Heavy-Light Neutrino Mixing in Left-Right Seesaw Modelsat the LHC ( with Chien-Yi Chen, P. S. Bhupal Dev ) Phys.Rev. D88,033014 (2013).

368. Natural TeV-scale left-right seesaw mechanism for neutrinos and ex-perimental tests, (with Chang-Hun Lee, P.S. Bhupal Dev ), Phys.Rev. D889, 093010 (2013).

369. Possible Implications of Asymmetric Fermionic Dark Matter for Neu-tron Stars ( with I. Goldman , S. Nussinov, D. Rosenbaum, V. Teplitz )Phys.Lett. B725, 200 (2013).

370. A Supersymmetric Model for Dark Matter and Baryogenesis Moti-vated by the Recent CDMS Result (with Rouzbeh Allahverdi, BhaskarDutta, Kuver Sinha) Phys.Rev.Lett. 111, 051302 (2013).

371. Post-Sphaleron Baryogenesis and an Upper Limit on the Neutron-Antineutron Oscillation Time (with K.S. Babu , P. S. Bhupal Dev , ElaineC. F. S. Fortes ) Phys.Rev. D87, 115019 (2013).

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372. Proton decay and µ → e + γ Connection in a Renormalizable SO(10)GUT for Neutrinos ( with Bhaskar Dutta, Yukihiro Mimura ) Phys.Rev.D87, 075008 (2013).

373. New Patterns of Natural R-Parity Violation with SupersymmetricGauged Flavor (with R. Franceschini) JHEP 1304, 098 (2013).

374. Co-genesis of Matter and Dark Matter with Vector-like Fourth Gen-eration Leptons ( with Chiara Arina, Narendra Sahu ) Phys.Lett. B720,130 (2013).

375. Probing Heavy-Light Neutrino Mixing in Left-Right Seesaw Modelsat the LHC (with Chien-Yi Chen and P. S. Bhupal Dev ) Phys.Rev. D88,033014 (2013).

376. Possible Implications of Asymmetric Fermionic Dark Matter for Neu-tron Stars (with I. Goldman , S. Nussinov, D. Rosenbaum, V. Teplitz )Phys.Lett. B725 200 (2013)

377. A Supersymmetric Model for Dark Matter and Baryogenesis Moti-vated by the Recent CDMS Result , (with Rouzbeh Allahverdi, BhaskarDutta, Kuver Sinha ) Phys.Rev.Lett. 111, 051302 (2013).

378. A Naturally Light Sterile neutrino in an Asymmetric Dark MatterModel , (with Yongchao Zhang and X. Ji) JHEP 1310, 104 (2013).

379. Radiatively induced type II seesaw models and vectorlike 5/3 chargequarks , (with R. Franceschini), Phys.Rev. D89 5, 055013 (2014).

380. Supernova Bounds on the Dark Photon Using its Electromagnetic De-cay (with Demos Kazanas, Shmuel Nussinov , Vigdor L. Teplitz ) Nucl.Phys.B890, 17 (2014).

381. Determining Majorana Nature of Neutrino from Nucleon Decays andn?n oscillations , (with K.S. Babu) Phys.Rev. D91 1, 013008 (2015).

382. KeV Scalar Dark Matter and the Anomalous Galactic X-ray Spec-trum, (with K.S. Babu ) Phys.Rev. D89 115011 (2014).

383. TeV Scale Universal Seesaw, Vacuum Stability and Heavy Higgs (withYongchao Zhang) JHEP 1406, 072 (2014).

384. Warm Dark Matter in Two Higgs Doublet Models , (with K.S. Babu,Shreyashi Chakdar) Phys.Rev. D91 7, 075020 (2015).

385. Unified explanation of the eejj, diboson and dijet resonances at theLHC (with P.S. Bhupal Dev) Phys.Rev.Lett. 115 18, 181803 (2015).

386. Implications of µ−τ flavored CP symmetry of leptons (with C.C. Nishi),JHEP 1508 092 (2015)

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387. TeV scale model for baryon and lepton number violation and resonantbaryogenesis (with P.S. Bhupal Dev) Phys.Rev. D92 1, 016007 (2015).

388. Limiting Lorentz Violation from Neutron–Antineutron Oscillation(with K.S. Babu) Phys.Rev. D91 9, 096009, Phys.Rev. D91 11, 119905 (2015).

389. Supersymmetry and R-parity: an Overview Phys.Scripta 90, 088004(2015).

390. TeV Scale Lepton Number Violation and Baryogenesis (with P.S. Bhu-pal Dev, Chang-Hun Lee) J.Phys.Conf.Ser. 631 1, 012007 (2015).

391. Disambiguating Seesaw Models using Invariant Mass Variables atHadron Colliders (with P. S. Bhupal Dev, Doojin Kim) JHEP 1601, 118(2016).

392. Quark Seesaw Vectorlike Fermions and Diphoton Excess (with P. S.Bhupal Dev, Yongchao Zhang) JHEP 1602, 186 (2016).

393. Probing the Higgs Sector of the Minimal Left-Right Symmetric Modelat Future Hadron Colliders (with P. S. Bhupal Dev and Yongchao Zhang), JHEP 1605, 174 (2016).

394. Heavy right-handed neutrino dark matter and PeV neutrinos at Ice-Cube (with P. S. Bhupal Dev , D. Kazanas V.L. Teplitz, Yongchao Zhang)JCAP 1608 no.08, 034 (2016); e-Print: arXiv:1606.04517

395. Limiting Equivalence Principle Violation and Long-Range BaryonicForce from Neutron-Antineutron Oscillation (with K.S. Babu) Phys.Rev.D94 no.5, 054034 (2016); e-Print: arXiv:1606.08374.

396. Naturally stable right-handed neutrino dark matter, (with P. S. BhupalDev and Y. Zhang) JHEP 1611, 077 (2016).

397. Heavy right-handed neutrino dark matter in left-right models (P. S.Bhupal Dev and Yongchao Zhang) Mod.Phys.Lett. A32, ( 1740007 (2017).

398. Vector-Like Quarks and Leptons, SU(5) ⊗ SU(5) Grand Unification,and Proton Decay (with Chang Hun Lee) JHEP 02, 080 (2017).

399. Displaced photon signal from a possible light scalar in minimal left-right seesaw model (with P.?S. Bhupal Dev and Yongchao Zhang ) Phys.Rev.D95 no.11, 115001 (2017).

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Invited Talks at Conferences

1. Strong Interaction IVB Models, (with R.E. Marshak, S. Okubo, and J.S.Rao), Proceedings of the CERN Topical Conference on Weak Interactions, ed.by J.S. Bell, p.370.

2. CP-Violation in Gauge Theories, Proceedings of the Williamsburg Confer-ence of APS-DPF, 1974, ed. by C.E.Carlson, p. 127.

3. Strong W-Pair Model and J-Particles, (with R.E.Marshak), Proceedings ofthe Colloque International du CNRS - Physique du Neutrino a Haute Energie,1975.

4. Currents, Quarks and Gluons, invited talk presented at the Workshop onQuark Binding, June 14-18, 1976, Rochester, N.Y., published in the Proceedings:Quark Binding and Field Theory, ed. by Stump and Weingarten, p. 145.

5. A Speculation Concerning the Possible Dynamical Origin of CabibboAngle, Proceedings of the Symposium on Five Decades in Weak Interactions’,honoring Robert E. Marchak on his Sixtieth Birthday, published by the NewYork Academy of Sciences, 1977.

6. Weak Interaction Models with Spontaneously Broken Left-Right Sym-metry, invited talk at the Gordon Conference on Elementary Particles, August1977.

7. Weak Interaction Models with Spontaneously Broken Left-Right Sym-metry, invited talk presented at the Orbis Scintiae Conference, Coral Gables,FL, published in the Proceedings.

8. Do Weak Interactions Really Violate Parity?, invited talk at the ’Semi-nars on Gauge Field Theories’ Conference, Moscow, U.S.S.R., 1978, publishedin the Proceedings.

9. Strong and Weak CP-Violation in Gauge Theories - A Review, Pro-ceedings of the XIX International Conference on High Energy Physics, ed. byM. Kawaguchi and H. Miyazawa, Tokyo, 1978, p. 604.

10. Broken Symmetry at High Temperature and the Problem of BaryonExcess in the Universe, (with G. Senjanovic), invited talk presented at theEPS Conference on High Energy Physics, Geneva, Switzerland, June 1979.

11. Selection Rules for Baryon Non-Conservation in Gauge Models, (withR.E.Marshak), Recent Developments in High Energy Physics, ed. by A. Perl-mutter and L. Scott, (Plenum, 1980), p. 277.

12. Majorana Masses for Neutrinos and Neutron Oscillation: (N-N) asTests of Unification Models with Intermediate Mass Scales, High En-ergy Physics, 1980, ed. by L. Durand and L. Pondrom, (AIP 1980), p. 428.

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13. Left-Right Symmetry, Compositeness, and Baryon Number of theUniverse, Weak Interactions as Probes of Unificaion, ed. by G. Collins, L.Chang, and J. Firence, (AIP, 1980), p. 647.

14. Left-Right Symmetry, Grand Unification and Cosmology, invited Win-ter School Lectures at Kalpakkam, India, (organized by Tata Institute of Fun-damental Research, Bombay), to be published in the Proceedings and to appearin Forschritte der Physik, 1983.

15. Neutron-Antineutron Oscillation: Theory and Phenomenology, in-vited talk at ICOBAN-82, held in Tata Institute of Fundamental Research,Bombay, to appear in the Proceedings.

16. Problems and Prospects for Unification: Theoretical Summary - ICOBAN-82, summary talk at ICOBAN-82, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research,Bombay, to appear in the Proceedings.

17. Theory and Phenomenology of Neutron-Antineutron Oscillation, Har-vard Workshop on Neutron-Antineutron Mixing, April 1982, ed. by M. Good-man, et al.

18. Compositeness and Origin of Fermi Coupling Constant, Neutrino Massand Gauge Structure of Weak Interaction, A.I.P. Publication 99, p. 146, 1983.

19. Left-Right Symmetric Models of CP-Violation and Experimental Im-plications, Intense Medium Energy Sources of Strangeness, A.I.P. Publication102, p. 99, 1983.

20. Left-Right Symmetric Models and their Implications, Quarks, Leptonsand Beyond, ed. by R. Peccei, et al., Plenum, N.Y.

21. New and Automatic Solutions to Strong CP-Problem in N=1 Super-gravity, talk presented at the Seattle Summer School, VPI Summer School,August 1983.

22. Phenomenology of Real Goldstone Particles, Proceedings of XXII Inter-national Conference on High Energy Physics, Berkeley, CA,

July 1986, ed. S.Loken, et al., World Scientific Publishing, Singapore, p. 295.

23. Theoretical Origin of Quark Mixings, Proceedings of the Santa MonicaWorkshop on Fourth Family of Quarks and Leptons, ed. by A. Soni and D.Cline, 1987, New York Academy of Sciences.

24. Low Energy Probes of Grandunification, Proceedings of the Eighth Work-shop on Grandunification, ed. by K.C. Wali, 1987, World Scientific Publishing,Singapore.

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25. Yukawa Couplings and Phenomenological Profile of a Three Gener-ation Model, Proceedings of the Maryland Workshop on Superstrings, Com-positeness, and Cosmology, ed. by S.J. Gates, Jr. and R.N. Mohapatra, 1987,World Scientific Publishing, Singapore.

26. Neutrino Masses in Left-Right Symmetric, SO(10), and SuperstringModels, Proceedings of the International Conference on Neutrino Physics, Hei-delberg, 1987, ed. by H.V. Klapdor.

27. Neutrino Masses, Decays, and Magnetic Moment, INS (Tokyo) Sympo-sium on Neutrino Physics, to be published in the Proceedings.

28. Magnetic Moment of the Neutrino, Neutrino ’88, Medford, Mass., June1988, to be published in the Proceedings.

29. Supernova Constraints on the Properties of the Neutrino, APS-DPFMeeting, Storrs, Conneticut, World Scientific Publishing.

30. Massive Neutrinos - Theory and Phenomenology, DESY Meeting onFlavor Physics, 1988.

31. Lecture on Grandunification and Superstrings, four lectures at TriesteWorkshop, Summer 1988.

32. Fermion Mass Hierachies Out of Radiative Correction, UCLA Workshopon The Fourth Family of Quarks and Leptons”, ed. D.Cline and A. Soni, NewYork Acad. of Sciences, Vol. 578, 431 (1989).

33. Beyond the Standard Model, International Conference on the Weak andElectromagnetic Interactions in Nuclei, ed. P.Depomieve, Edition Frontiere, p.133 (1989).

34. Solar Neutrino Puzzle and the Magnetic Moment of the Neutrino,Moriond Workshop on New and Exotic Phenomena, ed. O. Fackler and J.TranThan Van, Edition Frontiere, p. 531 (1990).

35. Understanding the Electric Charge of Quarks and Leptons, Interna-tional Conference on From Symmetries to Strings, ed. A.Das, World Scientific,p. 57 (1990).

36. Solar Neutrino Puzzle and Physics Beyond the Standard Model, Work-shop on Beyond the Standard Model II, ed. K.Milton, et al., World Scientific,p. 126 (1990).

37. Solar Neutrino Puzzle, Horizontal Symmetry, and Fermion Mass Hi-erarchies, Workshop on Quarks, Symmetries, and Strings, ed. M.Kaku, WorldScientific, p. 43 (1991).

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38. Implications of 17-keV Neutrino, Particles, Strings, and Cosmology, ed.P.Nath, et al., World Scientific, p. 131 (1991).

39. Rare Muon Decays - Theory, International Workshop on the Future ofMuon Physics , Heidelberg, May 1991.

40. Models for the 17-keV Neutrino, invited talks at the Berkeley Workshop onthe 17-keV Neutrino, December 1991 and the Fermilab Workshop on NeutrinoPhysics, November 1991.

41. Reconciling the Time Variation in Chlorine and Kamiokande SolarNeutrino Data, invited talks at the LEP-HEP Conference, CERN, Geneva,August 1991; and Fermilab Neutrino Workshop, November 1991, unpublished.

42. SO(10) Grand-unification and Solar Neutrino Puzzle, invited talks atNordita Workshop on Neutrinos, June 1992; Neutrino ’92, Granada, June 1992;and Gransasso Workshop on Neutrinos, July 1992, published in the proceedings.

43. Neutrino Mass as a Probe of Higher Unification, Invited series of lecturesat the workshop on Particle Physics and Cosmology Interface”, Puri,India, January 1993.

44. Lepton Flavor Violation and Rate Muon Decays, LEMS ’93, Los Alamos,April 1993.

45. Rare Muon and Kaon Decays as Probe of New Fundamental Symme-tries of Nature, workshop on Future Hadron Facilities, Brookhaven NationalLaboratory, March 1993.

46. Supersymmetric SO(10) Model and Predictions for Neutrino Masses,SUSY ’93, Boston; April 1993, and Kazimierz, Poland, May 1993.

47. Massive Neutrinos as a Probe of Higher Unification, International Schoolof Nuclear Physics, Erice, September 1993; International Conference on Non-Accelerator Particle Physics, Bangalore, January 1994.

48. Hints of Grandunification in Neutrino Data, Neutrino Telescope ’94,Venice, February 1994.

49. Supersymmetry Constraints on Global Symmetries, SUSY ’94 (AnnArbor, MI), May, 1994.

50. A Superstring Inspired SO(10) Theory of Fermion Masses, workshopon Physics from Weak Scale to Planck Scale, Warsaw, Poland (Sept.,1994) and Workshop on Fermion Masses, Fermilab, October,1994.

51. Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay and Physics Beyond the StandardModel, Invited talk at the International Workshop on Neutrinoless Double BetaDecay, held in Trento, Italy in May 1995. Edited by H. Klapdor-Kleingrothausand S. Stoica (World Scientific, Singapore); p. 44.

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52. New Fundamental Symmetries of Nature, Hints and Tests, Proceed-ings of WIEN ’95, Osaka, Japan. Edited by H.Ejiri et. al. (World Scientific,Singapore); p.1.

53. Neutron-Anti-Neutron Oscillation as a Probe of Grand Unification,Proceedings of the International Workshop on Baryon Instability, edited by Y.Kamyshkov et. al. (1996); p. 73.

54. Neutrino Mass Textures and Grand Unification, Proceedings of Neutrino’96 Conference, Helsinki, Finland (to appear), June, 1996.

55. Review of particle physics candidate for dark matter in Dark matterastrophysics and astrophysics, ed. H.Klapdor-Kleingrothaus and Y.Ramachers,World Scientific (1997).

56. Strong CP problem, FCP’97, Nashville (May, 1997);

57. Left-right symmetry just beyond MSSM Beyond the Desert, workshop,Castle Ringberg, Germany;

58. Supersymmetric grand unification, Theoretical Advanced Summer Inst.,Boulder, June 1997.

59. Left Right symmetry just beyond MSSM, NANP’97, Dubna, Russia, July(1997);

60. Neutrino Puzzles and new physics Cosmo’97, Ambleside, UK, September(1997).

61. Hints of new physics in neutrino data, Neutrino Workshop, Erice, Italy,September (1997).

62. Neutrino physics in a muon collider, Muon collider workshop, Fermilab,November (1997).

63. Sterile neutrinos: theory and phenomenology, Ringberg workshop onRecent trends in neutrino physics, Ringberg, Germany, June (1998).

64. Particle physics implications of neutrinoless double beta decay, Neu-trino98, Takayama, Japan, June (1998).

65. Beyond the standard model, WEIN98, Santa Fe, New Mexico, June (1998).

66. Nucleosynthesis constraints on strongly interacting dark matter, Dark’98workshop, Heidelberg, Germany, July (1998).

67. Theoretical implications of recent neutrino data, Relic neutrino work-shop, Trieste, Italy, September (1998).

68. Sterile neutrinos, Cosmo98, Monterey, Ca. November (1998).

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69. Quest for grand unity in physics, TIFR, Mumbai (India).

70. Supersymmetric left-right models, Beyond 99 workshop, Ringberg, Ger-many (1999).

71. Lepton flavor violation as a probe of new physics, Lepton moments work-shop, Heidelberg, Germany, July (1999).

72. Theory of neutrino masses, Cosmo’99, Trieste, Italy, September (1999).

73. Mirror Dark matter, Pascos99, Lake Tahoe, 1999 and Dark Matter 2000,Los Angeles, February (2000).

74. CP violation and physics beyond the standard model, CIPANP2000,Quebec, Canada, May (2000).

75. Theories of neutrino masses and mixings, Neutrino2000, Sudbury, Canada,June (2000).

76. Neutrinos and large extra dimensions, Beyond 4-D workshop, Trieste,Italy, July (2000).

77. Mirror dark matter, IDM2000, Sheffield, UK (September, 2000).

78. Neutrinos and large extra dimensions, Workshop on lepton flavor viola-tion, Honolulu, Hawaii (October, 2000).

79. Sterile Neutrinos and large extra dimensions, Neutrino telescope confer-ence, Venice, Italy, March (2001).

80. CP, Strong CP and P, Snowmass conference, July (2001).

81. CP, Strong CP and P, Pecceifest, UCLA, January (2002).

82. Probing new symmetries of leptons using neutrinos, WIN’02, ChristChurch, New Zealand, January, (2002).

83. Probing new symmetries of leptons using neutrinos, Fermilab Off-axisconference, April (2002).

84. Neutrino masses as probes of physics beyond the standard model,Beyond’02 conference, Oulu, Finland, June (2002).

85. Understanding neutrino masses and mixings, SUSY’02, DESY, Germany,June (2002).

86. What can we learn fron neutrinoless double beta decay about physicsbeyond the standard model ?, INT workshop, October (2002); NESS work-shop, Washington DC, September (2002).

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87. Probing the nature of seesaw mechanism using neutron-anti-neutronoscillation, N-N-bar workshop, Bloomington, Indiana, September (2002).

88. Understanding neutrino masses and mixings, PASCOS03, Mumbai, In-dia, January (2003).

89. Neutrino Mass-Theory, Neutrino Telescope conference, Venice, Italy, March,(2003).

90. Minimal SUSY SO(10)-A completely predictive model for neutrinos,ITP Workshop on neutrinos and SUGRA20 workshop in Boston, March (2003),Argonne workshop on “New trends in neutrino physics”, May (2003).

91. Neutrino Mass and Grand unification, SUSY2003, Tucson, Arizona, June(2003).

92. Probing the leptogenesis phase using lepton edms, Baryogenesis work-shop, Ann Arbor, Michigan, June (2003).

93. Understanding neutrino masses and mixings within the seesaw frame-work PASCOS03 conference in Mumbai, India, January, 2003; ITP Santa Bar-bara Neutrino Workshop, March, 2003 and Tenth International conference onNeutrino Telescope in Venice, Italy, March, 2003; WIN2003, Wisconsin, Oct.(2003); Conference on Gauge Hierarchy, ICTP, Trieste, Sept. (2003).

94. What can we learn from neutrinoless double beta decay about physicsbeyond the standard model, CIPANP2003, New York, May (2003).

95. SO(10) GUT and proton decay, Workshop on proton decay, UCLA Dec.(2003).

96. REPORT OF THE APS NEUTRINO STUDY REACTOR WORK-ING GROUP E.Anderson Abouzaid, K. et al.. LBNL-56599, Oct 2004. 53pp.Part of the APS Neutrino Study.

97. THEORY OF NEUTRINOS R.N. Mohapatra et al.. Dec 2004. 50pp. Partof the APS Neutrino Study, hep-ph/0412099

98. Neutrino mass and grand unification, WHEPP8, IIT, Mumbai,January(2004).

99. Seesaw mechanism and its implications, SEESAW25 conference, Paris,June (2004).

100. Neutrino mass and grand unification, Nobel symposium, Haga Slott, Au-gust (2004).

101. Neutrino mass and minimal SO(10), NOW2004, Concha Speciulla, Italy,September (2004).

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102. Millicharged particles, Conference on Fundamental Symmetries, ICTP, Septem-ber (2004).

103. Minimal SO(10) and proton decay, UNO2004 Keystone workshop, October(2004).

104. µ− τ symmetry, θ13 and leptogenesis, Trento, Italy, October (2004).

105. Physics of Neutrino Mass, Invited lecture at the SLAC SUMMER INSTI-TUTE , August (2004).

106. Can a measurement of theta(13) tell us about quark-lepton unifica-tion? Invited talk at 11th International Workshop on Neutrino Telescopes,Venice, Italy, 22-25 Feb 2005. Published in *Venice 2005, Neutrino telescopes*99-111

107. Predictions for neutrino masses and mixings in minimal SUSY SO(10),Nucl.Phys.Proc.Suppl.145:254-257,2005. Also in *Conca Specchiulla 2004, Neu-trino oscillation* 254-257.

108. Perspectives on unification in view of neutrino mass. Prepared for GUS-TAVOFEST: Symposium in Honor of Gustavo C. Branco: CP Violation andthe Flavor Puzzle, Lisbon, Portugal, 19-20 Jul 2005. Published in Phys.ScriptaT127:54-58,2006. Also in *Lisbon 2005, CP violation and the flavour puzzle*9-21

109. Observable Neutron-Anti-Neutron Oscillation, Baryogenesis and HighScale Seesaw, Plenary talk at 9th Workshop on High Energy Physics Phe-nomenology (WHEPP9), Bhubaneswar, India, 3-14 Jan 2006. Published inPramana 67:783-792,2006.

110. Unified theory for dark matter and baryogenesis, Neutrino Telescope,Venice (March, 2007).

111. Neutrino Mass and Grand Unification, LAUNCH workshop, Heidelberg(2007, March).

112. Post Sphaleron Baryogenesis, Chicago workshop on ”Baryogenesis con-fronts experinet”, (November, 2007).

113. Neutrino Mass Physics at LHC, NOVE workshop, Venice (Italy), (April,2008)

114. SUSYLR at LHC, Workshop on “ C, P and CPT”, ICTP (Trieste), (July,2008)

115. SUSYLR at LHC, LHC workshop at INT, Seattle (October, 2008).

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116. Neutrino mass and grand unification of flavor Invited plenary talk at Con-ference in Honor of Murray Gell-Mann’s 80th Birthday: Quantum Mechanics,Elementary Particles, Quantum Cosmology and Complexity, Singapore, Singa-pore, 24-26 Feb 2010. Published in Int.J.Mod.Phys.A25:4311-4323,2010.

117. Neutrino mass and unification . Prepared for Erice International Schoolof Nuclear Physics: 31th Course: Neutrinos in Cosmology, in Astro-, Particle-and Nuclear Physics, Erice, Sicily, Italy, 16-24 Sep 2009. Prog.Part.Nucl.Phys.64, 307 (2010).

118. Probing TeV scale seesaw and leptogenesis at the LHC, (with S. Blanchet),Prepared for 17th International Conference on Supersymmetry and the Unifica-tion of Fundamental Interactions (SUSY 09), Boston, Massachusetts, 5-10 Jun2009; AIP Conf.Proc.1200:122-130,2010.

119. Theoretical aspects of neutrino masses and mixings, Prepared for Ex-ploring New Frontiers Using Colliders and Neutrinos (TASI 2006), Boulder,Colorado, 4-30 Jun 2006. Published in *Boulder 2006, Colliders and neutrinos*379-434

120. Colliders and neutrinos: The window into physics beyond the stan-dard model Proceedings, Summer School, TASI 2006, Boulder, USA, June4-30, 2006. Sally Dawson, (ed.), (Brookhaven) , Rabindra N. Mohapatra, (ed.),(Maryland U.) . 2008. 704pp. Prepared for Exploring New Frontiers Using Col-liders and Neutrinos (TASI 2006), Boulder, Colorado, 4-30 Jun 2006. Publishedin Hackensack, USA: World Scientific (2008) 704 p

121. Neutrino Mass Physics at the LHC, Neutrino 2010, Athens, Greece andNOW 2010 (Italy)

122. Neutrino mass and grand unification, NuFact, Geneva, 2011.

123. What can we learn from search for Neutron-anti-neutron Oscillation,BLV 2011 , Gatlinburg, Tennesse.

124. Color sextet scalars: phenomenology and cosmology, Scalars, 2011,Warsaw.

125. New approach to Flavor, Planck 2011, Lisbon, Portugal.

126. What can we learn from search for Neutron-anti-neutron Oscillation,Project X workshop, Fermilab, 2012.

127. Neutrino Mass and Grand unification, GGI workshop on neutrinos, Flo-rence (2012).

128. Quark-lepton unified Seesaw and Neutron-anti-neutron Oscillation,Workshop on Neutrino Mass and Unification, Lead, South Dakota, 2012.

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129. Proton Decay Probe of GUT seesaw, BeNe, 2012, ICTP, Trieste, Italy.

130. Theory of Flavor, Discrete 2012, Lisbon, Portugal.

131. Theories of Neutrino masses and mixings, Neutrino telescope 2013, Venice,Italy.

132. Probing TeV scale left-right Seesaw at LHC, Scalars, 2013, Warsaw,Poland.

133. Probing TeV scale left-right Seesaw at LHC, PITT-PACC workshop on“the Next Scale”, 2013, :Pittsburgh.

134. Bench mark probes of neutrino mass origin, Intensity Frontier workshop,Argonne, May, 2013.

135. “TeV scale baryogenesis” Workshop on ?Questioning the Fundamental prin-ciples? meeting at CERN, May, 2014.

136. “Probing neutrino physics in colliders”, SUSY2014, Manchester, UK.

137. “TeV scale models of neutrino masses”, KITP neutrino meeting, SantaBarbara, November, 2014

138. “TeV scale Baryogenesis and neutrino masses”, Discrete 2014, King?scollege London, December, 2014.

139. “TeV scale Baryogenesis and neutrino masses” Arnowitt memorial sym-posium on“Dark matter and collider physics ”at Texas A and M, May 2015.

140. “TeV scale Baryogenesis and neutrino masses”, INFO 2015, Santa Fe,July, 2015.

141. “TeV scale left-right Seesaw for neutrinos” Nu@Fermilab meeting July2015.

142. “TeV scale left-right Seesaw for neutrinos”, NNN15/UD2, Stony Brook,October, 2015.

143. “TeV scale left-right seesaw and its tests”, Symmetry violations in nucleiand particle physics (KITP, 2016).

144. ”Probing Lorentz violation using neutron-anti-neutron oscillation, CPT2016 (Bloomington, Indiana).

145. “Neutron-anti-neutron oscillation”, BLV 2017, Cleveland (2017).

146. “GUTs, Neutrinos and Flavor symmetries”, WIN 2017, U. C. Irvine, Ca.(2017)

147. “Probing neutrino physics in colliders”, U. Mass., Amherst (2017).

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148. “Neutron-anti-neutron Oscillation: Theory, Phenomenology and Cos-mology”, INT, Seattle (2017).

149. “Quark seesaw, strong CP and baryon-dark matter coioncidence”LAUNCH 2017, Heidelberg (2017).

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