Yukawa matrices from a spontaneously broken abelian symmetry
E. Dudas, S. Pokorski, C. A. Savoy
Abstract
We classify all the phenomenologically viable fermion mass matrices coming from a spontaneously broken abelian symmetry U(1)X, with one and two additional chiral fields of opposite charges X= 1. We find that the non-trivial Kähler metric can fill zeroes of the fermion mass matrices up to phenomenologically interesting values. A general anomaly analysis shows that for one additional chiral field the only way to achieve anomaly cancellation is by use of the Green-Schwarz mechanism. For two additional fields with X= 1 and negative charge differences in the lepton sector the anomalies can however be directly put to zero. This case gives a unique prediction for the ratio of the two Higgs scalars of MSSM, tg β mt mb (sin θc) 2, where θc is the Cabibbo angle.
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