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Heavy top quark mass in the minimal universal seesaw model
We study the hierarchy between $M_T, v_L$, and $v_R$, the relevant energy
scales of the Minimal Universal Seesaw Model (MUSM), where the two lightest
quark families remain massless at tree level. We also predict the heavy top
quark mass, $m_{t'}$. We do some numerical analysis using recent experimental
data. Our numerical analysis demonstrates that $M_T$ is sensitive to the values
of the Yukawa couplings. The heavy top quark mass $(m_{t'})$ is predicted to be
within the range from 1.4 TeV to 7.2 TeV.