Symmetries, Large Leptonic Mixing and a Fourth Generation
arXiv:hep-ph/0204217 · doi:10.1088/1126-6708/2002/12/036
Abstract
We show that large leptonic mixing occurs most naturally in the framework of the Sandard Model just by adding a fourth generation. One can then construct a small discrete symmetry, instead of the large , which requires that the neutrino as well as the charged lepton mass matrices be proportional to a democratic mass matrix, where all entries are equal to unity. Without considering the see-saw mechanism, or other more elaborate extensions of the SM, and contrary to the case with only 3 generations, large leptonic mixing is obtained when the symmetry is broken.
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