An ansatz for mass matrix was recently proposed for charged leptons, p
redicting (in its diagonal approximation) m(tau) similar or equal to 1
776.80 MeV from the experimental values of m(e) and m(mu), in agreemen
t with m(tau)(exp) = 1777.00(-0.27)(+0.30) MeV. Now it is applied to n
eutrinos. If the amplitude of neutrino oscillations nu(mu) --> nu(tau)
is similar to 1/2 and \m(nu tau)(2) - m(nu mu)(2)\ similar to (0.0003
to 0.01) eV(2), as seems to follow from atmospheric-neutrino experime
nts, this ansatz predicts m(nu e) much less than m(nu mu) similar to (
0.2 to 1) x 10(-2) eV and m(nu tau) similar to (0.2 to 1) x 10(-1) eV,
and also the amplitude of neutrino oscillations nu(e) --> v(mu) simil
ar to 2(-2)(+4) x 10(-4) (in the vacuum). Such a very small amplitude
for nu(e) --> nu(mu) is implied by the value of m(tau)(exp) -1776.80 M
eV used to determine the deviation of the diagonalizing matrix (U) ove
r cap((e)) from (1) over cap in the legton Cabibbo-Kobayashi-Maskawa m
atrix (V) over cap = (U) over cap((nu)) dagger (U) over cap((e)). Here
, (U) over cap((nu)) by itself gives practically no oscillations nu(e)
--> nu(mu), while it provides the large oscillations nu(mu) --> nu(ta
u).