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Tau missing-decay-mode problem and limits on a second tau neutrino.

This paper quantitatively considers the hypothesis that the tau missing-mode problem might be explained by the existence of a second and massive tau neutrino, with mass less than the tau mass. I find that the tau missing-mode problem cannot be explained when the hypothesis is formulated according to conventional weak-interaction concepts.