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Large mixing angles in a SU(2)_L gauge theory of weak interactions as a resonant effect of 1-loop transitions between quasi-degenerate fermions
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 11 May 2009
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The authors' main claim We show that 1-loop transitions between two quasi-degenerate fermions can induce a potentially large renormalization of their mixing angle, and a large renormalized Cabibbo (or PMNS) angle when the second fermion pair in the same two generations is far from degeneracy.
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We show that 1-loop transitions between two quasi-degenerate fermions can induce a potentially large renormalization of their mixing angle, and a large renormalized Cabibbo (or PMNS) angle when the second fermion pair in the same two generations is far from degeneracy. At the resonance, the "Cabibbo angle" gets maximal and simply connected to masses without invoking any new physics beyond the standard model. This solution appears as the only one "perturbatively stable" (mixing angles are then renormalized with respect to their classical values by small amounts).
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| s0 | We show that 1-loop transitions between two quasi-degenerate fermions can induce a potentially large renormalization of their mixing angle, and a large renormalized Cabibbo (or PMNS) angle when the second fermion pair in the same two generations is far from degeneracy. | result 0.77 | 0.90 | 0.82 | asserted 0.73 |
| s1 | At the resonance, the "Cabibbo angle" gets maximal and simply connected to masses without invoking any new physics beyond the standard model. | result 0.77 | 0.77 | 0.38 | asserted 1.00 |
| s2 | This solution appears as the only one "perturbatively stable" (mixing angles are then renormalized with respect to their classical values by small amounts). | interpretation 0.57 | 0.76 | 0.16 | asserted 0.79 |
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We show that 1-loop transitions between two quasi-degenerate fermions can induce a potentially large renormalization of their mixing angle, and a large renormalized Cabibbo (or PMNS) angle when the second fermion pair in the same two generations is far from degeneracy. At the resonance, the "Cabibbo angle" gets maximal and simply connected to masses without invoking any new physics beyond the standard model. This solution appears as the only one "perturbatively stable" (mixing angles are then renormalized with respect to their classical values by small amounts).
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The origin of large mixing angles observed in leptonic charged currents is still unknown [ref] .
Phenomenology with Massive Neutrinos · Introduction · 0.97
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