b-tau unification and large atmospheric mixing: a case for non-canonical see-saw
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atmosphericb-taulargemixingnon-canonicalsee-sawunificationangle
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We study the second and third generation masses in the context of the minimal renormalizable SO(10) theory. We show that if the see-saw takes the non-canonical (type II) form, large atmospheric neutrino mixing angle requires b-tau unification.
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