Viable textures for the fermion sector
arXiv:1410.2481 · doi:10.1088/0954-3899/42/6/065002
Abstract
We consider a modification of the Fukuyama-Nishiura texture and compare it to the precision quark flavour data, finding that it fits the data very well but at the cost of accidental cancelations between parameters. We then propose different viable textures for quarks, where only the Cabibbo mixing arises from the down sector, and extend to the charged leptons while constructing a complementary neutrino structure that leads to viable lepton masses and mixing.
8 pages. To be published in Journal of Physics G
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