Large Leptonic Flavor Mixing and the Mass Spectrum of Leptons
Harald Fritzsch, Zhi-zhong Xing
Abstract
Implications of a simple model for the mass generation of leptons are studied, in particular for the upcoming long-baseline neutrino experiments. The flavor mixing angles are large (nearly maximal). The probability for the long-baseline νμ νe oscillation is predicted to be about 1%.
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