Neutrinos and the origin of fermion mass structure

Ross, GG

Abstract:

The pattern of neutrino masses and mixings is characteristically different from those observed in the quark sector. I discuss why this should be the case and what implications this has for the origin of quark and lepton masses, mixings and CP violation.

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Ross, G. G. (2007). Neutrinos and the origin of fermion mass structure. 957, 124–133.

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Ross, G. G. Neutrinos and the Origin of Fermion Mass Structure. 2007, pp. 124–33.

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Ross, GG. 2007. “Neutrinos and the Origin of Fermion Mass Structure.” In , 957:124–33.
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University of Oxford

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Oxford, MPLS, Physics, Theoretical Physics

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Bibliographic Details

Volume:: 957
Pages:: 124-133
Publication date:: 2007-01-01
ISSN:: 0094-243X
URN:: uuid:bb714d75-0e6c-496e-8545-d0238b0925a2
Source identifiers:: 12167
Local pid:: pubs:12167
ISBN:: 978-0-7354-0471-7

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Keywords:: DISCRETE SYMMETRY

FLAVOR SYMMETRY

QUARK

R-PARITY

solar neutrinos

OSCILLATIONS

MODEL

S-3 SYMMETRY

CABIBBO ANGLE

U(1) FAMILY SYMMETRY

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