1958
DOI: 10.2172/4304629
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Plutonium Recycle in the Calder Hall Type Reactor

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“…for (i, ii) or (iii). These bounds have to be contrasted with the present experimental limit on the flavour changing masses coming from µ → eγ decay which reads δ l 12 < ∼ 10 −2 (m/100GeV ) 2 [12,13]. Thus, our considerations put for some of the textures much stronger bounds, which are insensitive to the values ofm i .…”
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“…for (i, ii) or (iii). These bounds have to be contrasted with the present experimental limit on the flavour changing masses coming from µ → eγ decay which reads δ l 12 < ∼ 10 −2 (m/100GeV ) 2 [12,13]. Thus, our considerations put for some of the textures much stronger bounds, which are insensitive to the values ofm i .…”
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“…Indeed, our discussion to be more predictive, requires some theoretical framework for the soft sfermion masses departing from universality. As an example we take a supersymmetric SO(10) model with universal soft terms assumed at the Planck scale [13]. In this framework, the large top (neutrino) Yukawa coupling induces sfermion flavour mixing and a splitting of the third generation sfermion masses from the first two, due to RG effects from the Planck scale to the unification scale.…”
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“…m c /m s = 8.23 ± 1.5 (26) Barbieri, Hall and Romanino [29] obtained the results given in fig. 2 for ρ + iη.…”
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“…Relations of this type emerge naturally, for example, in hierarchical U (2) models for the flavour Figure 2. Confidence-level profiles for ρ+iη [29]. The smaller regions incorporate the constraints given by the quark-mass relations in eqs.…”
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