The Renormalized Bottom Mass of Order O(αs GF Mt2) and its Application to Γ(H bb)
Axel Kwiatkowski, Matthias Steinhauser
Abstract
The renormalized mass of the bottom quark is calculated at the two loop level to order O(αs GF Mt2) in the renormalization scheme. Different strategies for the computation are outlined. The result is applied to the partial decay rate Γ(H→ bb) of the Higgs boson into bottom quarks. Expressing the width in terms of the running mass instead of the bottom pole mass allows to treat the O(αs GF Mt2) radiative corrections on the same footing as is commonly used in pure QCD calculations. The numerical values for the corrections are given and the sizes of different contributions are compared.
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