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arxiv hep-ph/9412385 v1 pith:6AKFGAIW submitted 1994-12-29 hep-ph hep-th

Yukawa Textures and Anomalies

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We augment the Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model with a gauged family-dependent $U(1)$ to reproduce Yukawa textures compatible with experiment. In the simplest model with one extra chiral electroweak singlet field, acceptable textures require this $U(1)$ to be anomalous. The cancellation of its anomalies by a generic Green-Schwarz mechanism requires $\sin^2\theta_w=3/8$ at the string scale, suggesting a superstring origin for the standard model.

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