Abnormal Structure of Fermion Mixings in a Seesaw Quark Mass Matrix Model
Yoshio Koide
Abstract
It is pointed out that in a seesaw quark mass matrix model which yields a singular enhancement of the top-quark mass, the right-handed fermion-mixing matrix URu for the up-quark sector has a peculiar structure in contrast to the left-handed one ULu. As an example of the explicit structures of ULu and URu, a case in which the heavy fermion mass matrix MF is given by a form [(unit matrix)+(rank-one matrix)] is investigated. As a consequence, one finds observable signatures at projected high energy accelerators like the production of a fourth heavy quark family.
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