On a mechanism realizing quark mass hierarchy
arXiv:2004.11564 · doi:10.1142/S0217732320502740
Abstract
We reconsider a generation of up-type quark mass hierarchy in the standard model and clarify how a mechanism works to realize the hierarchy without severe fine tuning.
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