Radiative seesaw-type mechanism of quark masses in SU(3\)_{C}\otimes SU(3\)_{L}\otimes U\(1\)_{X}$
arXiv:1302.1757 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.87.075009
Abstract
We take up again the study of the mass spectrum of the quark sector in a model with gauge symmetry (331). In a special type II-like 331 model, we obtain specific zero-texture mass matrices for the quarks which predict four massless quarks () and two massive quarks () at the electroweak scale ( GeV). By considering the mixing between the SM quarks and new exotic quarks at large scales predicted by the model, we find that a third quark (associated to the charm quark) acquires a mass. The remaining light quarks () get small masses ( MeV) via radiative corrections.
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