Minimal Modular Flavor Symmetry and Lepton Textures Near Fixed Points
arXiv:2512.24804 · doi:10.1103/rhm2-g9rq
Abstract
An extension of the Standard Model with modular flavor symmetry is presented. We consider the construction of the lepton sector, augmented by two right-handed neutrino states, in the vicinity of the fixed points , and . Due to the residual symmetries at these points, and with the aid of nonholomorphic modular forms (which constitute representations of ) and by assigning specific transformation properties to the fermion fields, highly economical models (without flavon fields) are constructed with interesting Yukawa textures. All presented models strongly prefer the inverted ordering for the neutrino masses.
arXiv commentCorrected typos in Eq. (70) and on line 3 of Sect. 5
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