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Higgs potential in S_3 invariant model for quark/lepton mass and mixing
We analyzed the S_3 invariant Higgs potential with S_3 singlet and doublet
Higgs. We obtained a relation (|v_1|/|v_2|)^2=-sin2phi_2/sin2phi_1 from this
S_3 invariant Higgs potential, where v_1, v_2 and phi_1, phi_2 are vacuum
pectation values and phases of S_3 doublet Higgs, respectively. This relation
could be satisfied exactly by the results |v_1|/ |v_2|=0.207, phi_1=-74.9deg
and phi_2=0.74deg obtained from the previous our work analyzing the
quark/lepton mass and mixing in S_3 invariant Yukawa interaction. Furthermore,
the relation v_S ~ v_D=sqrt{|v_1|^2+|v_2|^2}=174GeV is obtained and then the
coupling strength of Higgs to top quark g_{H_Stt}=m_t/v_S is altered as by a
factor sqrt{2} from the standard value. Introduced the S_3 doublet Higgs, FCNC
are produced in tree level. Predicted branching ratios for rare decays mu^- to
e^-e^+e^-, K^0_L to mu^+\mu^- etc., induced by the FCNC are sufficiently below
the present experimental upper bounds.Comment: 16 pages, 3 figure
Neutrino Large Mixing in Universal Yukawa Coupling Model with Small Violation
We have analyzed the possibility that the universal Yukawa coupling
(democratic mass matrix) with small violations of Dirac and Majorana neutrinos
can induce the large mixing of neutrinos through the seesaw mechanism. The
possibility can be achieved by the condition that the violation parameters of
Majorana neutrinos are sufficiently smaller than the violation parameters of
Dirac neutrinos. Allowed regions of the violation parameters producing the
observed neutrino mass hierarchy and large neutrino mixing are not so
restricted at present in contrast to the violation parameters for quark sector.Comment: 14 pages, 4figure
Analysis of atmospheric neutrino oscillations in three-flavor neutrinos
We analyze the atmospheric neutrino experiments of Super-Kamiokande (830-920
live days) using the three-flavor neutrino framework with the mass hierarchy
m_1 nearly equal m_2 << m_3. We study the sub-GeV, multi- GeV neutrinos and
upward through-going and stopping muons zenith angle distributions taking
account of the Earth matter effects thoroughly. We obtain the allowed regions
of mass and mixing parameters Delm^2_{23}, theta_{13} and theta_{23}.
Delm^2_{23} is restricted to 0.002-0.01eV^2 and theta_{13}<13degrees,
35degrees<theta_{23}<55degrees in 90% C.L. For theta_{12}, there is no
difference between the large angle solar neutrino solution and small one. From
chi^2 fit, the minimum chi^2=55(54DOF) is obtained at
Delm^2_{23}=4x10^(-3)eV^2, theta_{13}=10degrees and theta_{23} =45degrees.Comment: 16 pages, 3 figures, LaTe
A simulation of high energy cosmic ray propagation 1
High energy cosmic ray propagation of the energy region 10 to the 14.5 power - 10 to the 18th power eV is simulated in the inter steller circumstances. In conclusion, the diffusion process by turbulent magnetic fields is classified into several regions by ratio of the gyro-radius and the scale of turbulence. When the ratio becomes larger then 10 to the minus 0.5 power, the analysis with the assumption of point scattering can be applied with the mean free path E sup 2. However, when the ratio is smaller than 10 to the minus 0.5 power, we need a more complicated analysis or simulation. Assuming the turbulence scale of magnetic fields of the Galaxy is 10-30pc and the mean magnetic field strength is 3 micro gauss, the energy of cosmic ray with that gyro-radius is about 10 to the 16.5 power eV
Measurement of energy muons in EAS at energy region larger thean 10(17) eV
A measurement of low energy muons in extensive air showers (EAS) (threshold energies are 0.25, 0.5, 0.75 and 1.38 GeV) was carried out. The density under the concrete shielding equivalent to 0.25 GeV at core distance less than 500 m and 0.5 GeV less than 150 m suffers contamination of electromagnetic components. Therefore the thickness of concrete shielding for muon detectors for the giant air shower array is determined to be 0.5 GeV equivalence. Effects of photoproduced muons are found to be negligible in the examined ranges of shower sizes and core distances. The fluctuation of the muon density in 90 sq m is at most 25% between 200 m and 600 m from the core around 10 to the 17th power eV
Properties of 10 (18)-10 (19)eV EAS at far core distance
The properties of 10 to the 18th power - 10 to the 19th power eV EAS showers such as the electron lateral distribution, the muon lateral distribution ( 1Gev), the ratio of muon density to a electron density, the shower front structure and the transition effects in scintillator of 5cm thickness are investigated with the Akeno 4 sq km/20sq km array at far core distances between 500m and 3000m. The fluctuation of densities and arrival time increase rapidly at core distances greater than 2km
Akeno 20 km (2) air shower array (Akeno Branch)
As the first stage of the future huge array, the Akeno air shower array was expanded to about 20 sq. km. by adding 19 scintillation detectors of 2.25 sq m area outside the present 1 sq. km. Akeno array with a new data collection system. These detectors are spaced about 1km from each other and connected by two optical fiber cables. This array has been in partial operation from 8th, Sep. 1984 and full operation from 20th, Dec. 1984. 20 sq m muon stations are planned to be set with 2km separation and one of them is now under construction. The origin of the highest energy cosmic rays is studied
mbs: modifying Hudson's ms software to generate samples of DNA sequences with a biallelic site under selection
<p>Abstract</p> <p>Background</p> <p>The pattern of single nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs, contains a tremendous amount of information with respect to the mechanisms of the micro-evolutionary process of a species. The inference of the roles of these mechanisms, including natural selection, relies heavily on computer simulations. A coalescent simulation is extremely powerful in generating a large number of samples of DNA sequences from a population (species) when all mutations are neutral, and Hudson's <b>ms </b>software is frequently used for this purpose.</p> <p>However, it has been difficult to incorporate natural selection into the coalescent framework.</p> <p>Results</p> <p>We herein present a software application to generate samples of DNA sequences when there is a biallelic site targeted by selection. This software application, referred to as <b>mbs</b>, is developed by modifying Hudson's <b>ms</b>. The <b>mbs </b>software is so flexible that it can incorporate any arbitrary histories of population size changes and any mode of selection as long as selection is operating on a biallelic site.</p> <p>Conclusion</p> <p><b>mbs </b>provides opportunities to investigate the effect of any mode of selection on the pattern of SNPs under various demography.</p
Recent progress of GaAsP HPD development for the MAGIC telescope project
Today the Hybrid Photon Detector (HPD) is one of the few low light level
(LLL) sensors that can provide an excellent single and multiple photoelectron
(ph.e.) amplitude resolution. The recently developed HPDs for the MAGIC
telescope project with a GaAsP photocathode, namely the R9792U-40, provide a
peak quantum efficiency (QE) of more than 50% and a pulse width of ~2 nsec. In
addition, the afterpulsing rate of these tubes is very low compared to that of
conventional photomultiplier tubes (PMTs), i.e. the value is ~300 times lower.
Photocathode aging measurements showed life time of more than 10 years under
standard operating conditions of the Cherenkov Telescopes. Here we want to
report on the recent progress with the above mentioned HPDs.Comment: Contribution to the 30th ICRC, Merida Mexico, July 2007 on behalf of
the MAGIC Collaboratio
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