Texture zeros of quark mass matrices at fixed point in modular flavor symmetry
arXiv:2207.04609 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-023-11718-1
Abstract
We study systematically derivation of the specific texture zeros, that is the nearest neighbor interaction (NNI) form of the quark mass matrices at the fixed point in modular flavor symmetric models. We present models that the NNI forms of the quark mass matrices are simply realized at the fixed point in the modular flavor symmetry by taking account multi-Higgs fields. Such texture zero structure originates from the charge of the residual symmetry of . The NNI form can be realized at the fixed point in and modular flavor models with two pairs of Higgs fields when we assign properly modular weights to Yukawa couplings and and representations to three generations of quarks. We need four pairs of Higgs fields to realize the NNI form in modular flavor models.
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