Understanding the Mass of the Higgs Triplet in Neutrino Mass Mechanism

[chym]

Hi,
I would like to understand what is the MΔ which appears in the neutrino mass mechanism with Type-II seesaw. It seems to be the Higgs triplet mass. But I do not understand what is (physically) the masse of this triplet when we define it with 3 components : Δ=(Δ++,Δ+,Δ°). It is different from the Δ° mass ?
Thanks

 

[Orodruin]

Unless you provide us with a reference where your notation is introduced, how do you expect anyone to answer this question?

 

[bubble]

You are right. But my question can be reformulated.
In some theories (see saw II or III), we assume the existence of a scalar SU(2)L triplet defined by Δ=(Δ++,Δ+,Δ°) (=Higgs triplet) or new fermionic SU(2) triplet Σ=(Σ+,Σ°,Σ-). In such models, we refer on the mass of the triplet mΔ or mΣ. My question is that I do not understand how we can speak about the triplet mass (and not about each of its component mass). For comparison, in SU(2)L doublet ψ=(ν,e-) we always refer either on the neutrino mass or electron mass and not on a "mψ" doublet mass. So this triplet mass term (mΣ or mΔ) is difficult for me to understand. Could you help me ?