Leading QCD-induced four-loop contributions to the -function of the Higgs self-coupling in the SM and vacuum stability
arXiv:1604.00853 · doi:10.1007/JHEP06(2016)175
Abstract
We present analytical results for the leading top-Yukawa and QCD contribution to the -function for the Higgs self-coupling of the Standard Model at four-loop level, namely the part independently confirming a result given in [1]. We also give the contribution of the anomalous dimension of the Higgs field as well as the terms to the top-Yukawa -function which can also be derived from the anomalous dimension of the top quark mass. We compare the results with the RG functions of the correlators of two and four scalar currents in pure QCD and find a new relation between the anomalous dimension of the QCD vacuum energy and the anomalous dimension appearing in the RG equation of the correlator of two scalar currents. Together with the recently computed top-Yukawa and QCD contributions to [2,3] the -functions presented here constitute the leading four-loop contributions to the evolution of the Higgs self-coupling. A numerical estimate of these terms at the scale of the top-quark mass is presented as well as an analysis of the impact on the evolution of up to the Planck scale and the vacuum stability problem.
v2: This is the version accepted by JHEP; extended discussion of the numerics and vacuum stability analysis; references added; plot added
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