Indirect determinations of the top quark mass
arXiv:1508.05332 · doi:10.1007/JHEP11(2015)192
Abstract
We give a complete analysis of indirect determinations of the top quark mass in the Standard Model by introducing a systematic procedure to identify observables that receive quantum corrections enhanced by powers of . We propose to use flavour physics as a tool to extract the top quark mass. Although present data give only a poor determination, we show how future theoretical and experimental progress in flavour physics can lead to an accuracy in well below 2 GeV. We revisit determinations of from electroweak data, showing how an improved measurement of the mass leads to an accuracy well below 1 GeV.
31 pages, 6 figures. v2: final version to appear on JHEP
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