A new anomaly free flipped 341 model
arXiv:1911.04887 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X21501013
Abstract
A new flipped model without exotic electric charges is proposed. All the quarks families are arranged in the same representation while leptons generations are in different representations leading to a tree level FCNC. Moreover, It is shown that the cancellation of the triangle chiral anomalies requires new additional leptons 10-plet and quadruplet. All fermions masses have been also discussed. Furthermore, using the most recent experimental data of the branching ratios of and rare decay modes, stringent bounds on the heavy neutral bosons masses and the muon-electron mixing matrix element are obtained.
arXiv comment13 pages,3 tables, 2 figures
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