Towards Order alpha_s^4 Accuracy in tau-decays
arXiv:hep-ph/0212299 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.67.074026
Abstract
Recently computed terms of orders O(α_s^4 n_f^2) in the perturbative series for the tau decay rate, and similar (new) strange quark mass corrections, are used to discuss the validity of various optimization schemes. The results are then employed to arrive at improved predictions for the complete terms order O(α_s^4) and O(α_s^5) in the massless limit as well as for terms due to the strange quark mass. Phenomenological implications are presented.
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