121462017
Magnetic moments of baryons in higher symmetry schemes including charm
Relations among the magnetic moments of charmed and uncharmed baryons are derived in the framework of SU(4) and SU(8) symmetries. The SU(3) resultμ (Σo)=−μ(Λ) is not present in SU(4), but is obtained in SU(8). Higher order effects are further considered to improve the situation.
120103541
Preliminary estimate of branching ratios of weak hadronic decays of bottom baryons emitting charmless scalar mesons
We give the first estimate of charmless scalar-meson emitting weak hadronic decays of $\varLambda _{b}^{0}$, $\varXi _{b}^{0}$ and $\varXi _{b}^{ -}$ bottom baryons employing the pole model and consequently predict their branching ratios.
122629163
Higher Order Effects on Radiative Decays of Mesons
119573508
Weak Gamma Decays and the Nonleptonic Weak Hamiltonian
120063159
Weak nonleptonic decays of charm baryons emitting scalar mesons
We investigate the weak nonleptonic decays of charm baryons emitting scalar mesons employing the factorization scheme and predict their branching ratios.
122007970
Radiative weak decays of baryons
15979251
Texture specific mass matrices with Dirac neutrinos and their implications
Considering Dirac neutrinos and Fritzsch-like texture six zero and five zero mass matrices, detailed predictions for cases pertaining to normal/inverted hierarchy as well as degenerate scenario of neutrino masses have been carried out. All the cases considered here pertaining to inverted hierarchy and degenerate scenario of neutrino masses are ruled out by the existing data. For the normal hierarchy cases, the lower limit of m{sub {nu}{sub 1}} and of s{sub 13} as well as the range of Dirac-like CP violating phase {delta}{sub l} would have implications for the texture specific cases considered here.
119290519
Minimal weak basis textures and quark mixing data
The phenomenology of the most general quark mass matrices with a minimum of three texture zeros obtained through weak basis (WB) transformations has been discussed within the framework of the standard model. The relationship between the textures, naturalness and WB transformations has also been studied. Adopting a ?hierarchical? parameterization for the quark mass matrix, we have detailed exact relations for the various elements of the quark mixing matrix along with the CP asymmetry angle ?, illustrating the?explicit relationship between the observed hierarchies among the WB quark mass matrices and the quark mixing matrix. Besides exploring the complete parameter space available to the (Mq)11, (q = u, d) elements in these mass matrices, their implications for quark mixing data and CP violation asymmetries have also been explored.
119243959
Lower bound on neutrino mass and possible CP violation in neutrino oscillations
The phenomenology of the most general lepton mass matrices obtained through weak basis transformations has been discussed. Using a hierarchical parametrization of these mass matrices, the exact relations for lepton mixing angles have been obtained assuming normal neutrino mass hierarchy and natural structures of lepton mass matrices. The recent three neutrino oscillation data together with the condition of naturalness on Dirac lepton mass matrices provide a lower bound on the lightest neutrino mass of m{\nu}1 > 3 meV along with a non-vanishing Dirac CP violating phase.
118456219
Lepton textures and neutrino oscillations
A systematic analysis of the textures arising in lepton mass matrices have been carried out using unitary transformations and condition of naturalness for the Dirac and Majorana neutrino possibilities. It is observed that the recent three neutrino oscillation data together with the effective mass in neutrinoless double beta decay provide vital clues in predicting the general structures of these lepton mass matrices.
118676024
Generic lepton mass matrices and neutrino oscillations
Several intriguing aspects of neutrino oscillation phenomenology like the origin of small neutrino masses, the absolute neutrino mass scale, the neutrino mass hierarchy, i.e. normal or inverted and the nature of neutrinos, i.e. Dirac or Majorana, etc. have been addressed from a general perspective. We show how the fundamental considerations of unitary transformations, naturalness and seesaw mechanism suffices to determine the texture structure of fermion Yukawa couplings and discuss the significance of the effective mass in 0{\nu}{\beta}{\beta} decay for the texture structure of these couplings.