Horizontal flavor chirality, the canonical fermion mass matrix, and an alternative CP-nonconservation scenario

Horizontal flavor chirality and a minimal Higgs system are combined for uniquely establishing a "canonical" fermion mass matrix, reflecting pure nearest-neighbor Yukawa interactions, for any arbitrary number of generations. The quark-mass matrices then become tightly correlated by the anomaly-free equations, admitting neither strong nor weak CP nonconservation. The resulting horizontal CP nonconservation is then truly superweak, signifying the existence of an energy oasis around a few hundred teraelectronvolts.