The origin of the first and third generation fermion masses in a technicolor scenario
arXiv:hep-ph/0302166 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s2003-01395-9
Abstract
We argue that the masses of the first and third fermionic generations, which are respectively of the order of a few MeV up to a hundred GeV, are originated in a dynamical symmetry breaking mechanism leading to masses of the order , where is a small coupling constant and , in the case of the first fermionic generation, is the scale of the dynamical quark mass ( MeV). For the third fermion generation is the value of the dynamical techniquark mass ( GeV). We discuss how this possibility can be implemented in a technicolor scenario, and how the mass of the intermediate generation is generated.
10 pages, 9 figures as eps files, Latex; Abridged version of the previous preprint. Title changed. Results remain the same
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