Abstract
Cross sections for the flavor-changing neutral transition e+et¯c are calculated in the standard model with three generations, and found to be unmeasureable; e+eb¯s is a few orders of magnitude larger. Experimentalists should nevertheless look for these processes since an increase in the number of generations, strong-interaction effects, and mainly nonstandard models may lead to observable rates. Z0 decays into a single heavy quark plus a light one are also briefly discussed.