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Top-Yukawa effects on the β-function of the strong coupling in the SM at four-loop level

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arxiv 1508.03624 v4 pith:FFKAIC3W submitted 2015-08-14 hep-ph

Top-Yukawa effects on the β-function of the strong coupling in the SM at four-loop level

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We present analytical results for the QCD $\beta$-function extended to the gaugeless limit of the unbroken phase of the Standard Model at four-loop level. Apart from the strong coupling itself we include the top-Yukawa contribution and the Higgs self-coupling. We observe a non-naive $\gamma_5$ contribution at order $y_t^4 g_s^4$, a feature not encountered in lower loop orders.

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