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Aspects of Modular Flavor Symmetries

Published 1 May 2024 in hep-ph and hep-th | (2405.00870v1)

Abstract: Modular flavor symmetries refers to scenarios in which fermion masses respect modular symmetries. Such scenarios have been studied in the bottom-up approach and have an explicit realization in string theory. They rely on the remarkable properties of vector-valued modular forms.

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