Implications of residual CP symmetry for leptogenesis in a model with two right-handed neutrinos

We analyze the interplay between leptogenesis and residual symmetry in the framework of a model with two right-handed neutrinos. Working in the flavor basis, we show that all the leptogenesis CP asymmetries are vanishing for the case of two residual CP transformations or a cyclic residual flavor symmetry in the neutrino sector. If a single remnant CP transformation is preserved in the neutrino sector, the lepton mixing matrix is determined up to a real orthogonal matrix multiplied from the right side. The R-matrix is found to depend on only one real parameter. It can take three viable forms, and each entry is either real or purely imaginary. The baryon asymmetry is generated entirely by the CP violating phases in the mixing matrix in this scenario. We perform a comprehensive study for the Delta(6n(2)) flavor group and CP symmetry which are broken into a single remnant CP transformation in the neutrino sector and an Abelian subgroup in the charged lepton sector. The results for lepton flavor mixing and leptogenesis are presented.