Coherent mixing in three and four quark generations
arXiv:1004.2672 · doi:10.1134/S1063778811040132
Abstract
New dynamical mechanism of quark mass generations and mixing is demonstrated in the examples of three and four generations. In the framework of the new mixing pattern, called the coherent mixing, the CKM elements are predicted compatible with experimental data for three generations, and are strongly constrained for four generations.
14 pages
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