The one-loop impact of a dependent mass: the role of $m_3$ in the C2HDM

Abstract

In the complex 2-Higgs-Doublet Model (C2HDM), the mass $m_3$ of the heaviest neutral scalar $h_3$ is usually chosen as a derived parameter. We investigate one-loop corrections to $m_3$ and their impact on decays of $h_3$. Very fine-tuned regions of the parameter space can be found where such corrections are large, not due to subtraction schemes, but rather due to the particular dependence of $m_3$ on the independent parameters. We show that even moderate corrections can have a significant impact on decays of $h_3$, as they may be several times enhanced by leading-order factors.

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