Supersymmetric seesaw mechanism without singlet neutrinos: Neutrino masses and lepton-flavor violation

We consider the supersymmetric seesaw mechanism induced by the exchange of heavy SU(2)(W) triplet states, rather than "right-handed" neutrino singlets, to generate neutrino masses. We show that in this scenario the neutrino flavor structure tested at low-energy in the atmospheric and solar neutrino experiments is directly inherited from the neutrino Yukawa couplings to the triplets. This allows us to predict the ratio of the tau-->mugamma (or tau-->egamma) and mu-->egamma decay rates in terms of the low-energy neutrino parameters. Moreover, once the model is embedded in a grand unified model, quark-flavor violation can be linked to lepton-flavor violation.