Lepton Mass Matrix Models
arXiv:hep-ph/9502418 · doi:10.1016/0550-3213(95)00203-5
Abstract
The smallness and hierarchy in fermion parameters could be the result of selection rules due to an Abelian horizontal symmetry broken by a small parameter. When applied to the lepton sector, then for a large class of models, a number of interesting order of magnitude relations arise: with , ; $m(\ell^-_i)/m(\ell^-_j)\lsim\sinθ_{ij}$; $m(ν_i)/m(ν_j)\gsim m^2(\ell^-_i)/m^2(\ell^-_j)$; $m(ν_e)\lsim m(ν_μ)\lsim m(ν_τ)$. The relations between neutrino masses and mixings may become exact if the horizontal symmetry together with holomorphy induce certain zero entries in the lepton mass matrices. A full high energy theory is likely to include scalars with flavor changing couplings and heavy leptons in vector representations; however, the masses of these particles are too heavy to be directly observed in experiment. Indirect evidence for the horizontal symmetry may arise from other sectors of the theory: non-degenerate sleptons are allowed as the symmetry aligns lepton and slepton mass matrices; light leptoquarks are allowed as the symmetry can make their couplings diagonal and chiral.
25 pages, uses harvmac; no figures
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