Gauge dependence and renormalization of tan(beta)

Abstract

Renormalization schemes for tan(beta) are discussed in view of their gauge dependence. It is shown that several common renormalization schemes lead to a gauge-dependent definition of tan(beta), whereas two classes of gauge-independent schemes show even worse disadvantages. We conclude that the DRbar-scheme is the best compromise.

Talk presented by D.S. at the SUSY02 conference (10th International Conference on Supersymmetry and Unification of Fundamental Interactions), June 17--23 2002, DESY, Hamburg, Germany, 6 pages

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